A Morning Trip Down to the Beaches.

 It was a Friday trip down to the Beaches, we had to drop something off at my brother's and stop by Pippen's for a tea top up for Jo-Anne. 

I packed my MC Zuiko 28 F2 lens and it got some use. One thing I noticed it tends to vignette a lot. Don't know why, I'm using the stock lens hood, I shoudl try a thinner lens filter and see what I can get. 


Camera: Olympus OM-1n, MC Zuiko 50 F1.8 and 28 F2 Lens. 

Film: Eastman Kodak Double X 5222, Ilfotec HC 1+31. 


Boardwalk Alley August 2026 Boardwalk Drive Intersection August 2026 Boardwalk Looking West to Downtown August 2026 Sauvignon Corner August 2026 Queen and Woobine August 2026 Beaches Fire Station August 2026 Jo-Anne at Lunch August 2026 Breakwall Patio August 2026 A Creperie that used to be a Croissant August 2026 Elmer Ave Corner Store August 2026 Eastbound 501 around Elmer Ave. August 2026 Woods Barber Shiop August 2026 MOney For Nothin' August 2026 I want My MTV August 2026 Walking Along Queen Street East August 2026 Beaches Sign August 2026 Kew Gardens Ball Diamond August 2026 Freshly Mowed Kew Gardens August 2026 Kew Gardens Pickel Ball Through the Fence August 2026 Beaches and Cream August 2026 Leuty Lifegaurd Station August 2026 Leuty Lifegaurd Station Boats August 2026 Leuty Lifegaurd Station Boats Two August 2026 Leuty Shelter Two August 2026 Beach Brid Mural August 2026 Beaches Multiplexes August 2026 A White Rose August 2026 Big Sunflowers August 2026 Main St. Bus One August 2026 Main St. Bus Two August 2026

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