Flic Flim Elektra in the Spring.

 Flic Film Elektra 100 needs bright light which you will see on the last part of the roll from my wander down Spadina. The first three quarters of the frames, the colours are more subdued. 

I shot with my Nikon F2SB, haven't used this camera in a minute and yes, it's one of my favourite F2 Variants.....


Camera: Nikon F2SB, Nikkor N 28 F2 lens, S.C. 50 F1.4 lens. 

Film: Flic Film Elektra 100 (Kodak Aerocolor Survailance Film). 


St. Joseph Street Spring 2026 St. Joseph Street Towards Yonge Spring 2026 Maison Akari Spring 2026 St. Joseph Street an St. Nicholas Street Corner Spring 2026 Nicholas Street Row Houses Two Spring 2026 Looking At the CAA Theatre Spring 2026 Manulife Centre Garage Spring 2026 Crossing Charles at Bay Spring 2026 Twin Doors on Charles Spring 2026 University Apartments Spring 2026 Sultan Street Dead End Spring 2026 Sultan Street Flower Pot Spring 2026 Sultan Street Apartment Entrance Spring 2026 Sultan Street Victorian Facade Spring 2026 St. Thomas Street Spring 2026 Yorkville Bird Spring 2026 Middle of Bloor St. in Yorkville Spring 2026 Village of Yorkville Park Spring 2026 Flowers on the Arch Spring 2026 Pink Yorkville Blooom Spring 2026 Yorkville Forest at Bellair and Cumberland Spring 2026 Bellair Yellow Tulips Spring 2026 Crossing Spadina at College Spring 2026 510 North at Spadina at College Spring 2026 The Neon Palm Sign Spring 2026 Play Da Record Strip Spring 2026 Waiting at St. Andrew St. Two Spring 2026 Kensington Market Avatar Spring 2026 Cow Mascot Spring 2026 Spadina Bear Spring 2026 Dundas and Spadina Turn Spring 2026 Crossing Spadina at Dundas Spring 2026

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