The Wednesday Gang's Bellwoods Wander Part Two, Up To Dundas

 

This was one of those days, where a film would make sense at the beginning of a photo walk but doesn't near the end. I ran with Kodak Tri-X because the weather forecast was calling for more cloud than sun but in the end we got way more sun than cloud.  Ilford's FP4, Rollei RPX 100 or Adox CHS 100 II would have made a lot more sense, 20/20 hindsight I guess. I did have some challenging spots in the walk where Tri-x Made sense, deep in the shade. 

It's been a minute since I last shot with my Canon F-1n, every camera has almost a personality. I had to relearn how my 1970s F-1n metered compared to something more contemporary. Canon FD glass by and large is amazing glass, especially the chrome nose 35 F2 breech lock FD lens, for black and white work. 


Camera: Canon F-1n, FD Chrome Nose 35 F2 lens. 

Film: Kodak Tri-X 400, Ilfotec HC 1+31. 



Bellwoods Semi on Bellwoods Ave June 2026 Store Freezers on the Stoop June 2026 Jeff, Steve and John June 2026 106 and 108 June 2026 Claremont Row Houses June 2026 Entering Another Alley June 2026 Patio Furniture in the Front Yard June 2026 Dessert on the Garage Door June 2026 Wiring Nightmare June 2026 Alleyway to Bellwoods June 2026 Da of the Dead Garage Doors June 2026 (2) Love Mural June 2026 Victoria Mural June 2026 Lambo's Deli  June 2026 Crossing Dundas June 2026 Lambo's Deli Corner  June 2026 Victoria's Wellness Centre  June 2026 Semi off Dundas June 2026 Tucked Away Town Houses June 2026 Can't Stop Won't Stop June 2026 The Wednesday Gang Can't Stop  June 2026 Coffee Entrance June 2026 Stroll Along Dundas June 2026 Westbound Along Dundas June 2026 Bar June 2026 Fourth Man in the Fire Corner June 2026 Fourth Man in the Fire Patio June 2026 (2) Pizza By the Slice June 2026 Dundas Sidewalk Seating June 2026 505 Moving West June 2026 Dirty LaundryJune 2026

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