Bill Smith's Photography

 Happy New Year!  Using slide film mid day isn't probably not the greatest idea. I should have rolled with Portra 160 but hindsight was 20/20. Jo-Anne gave for Christmas last year,  a ride on the SS Bigwin around Lake of Bays and it was the perfect gift.  I wound up using my Nikkor AiS 80-200 F4 zoom lens a lot for this roll as I was mostly shooting from the Bigwin to shore. I do think in hindsight I should have run with something like Cinestill 400D or Kodak Ultramax 400, so I could have shot at higher shutter speeds. Live and learn.  Camera: Nikon F3/T, Nikkor AIS lenses.  Film: Atlanta Film Co. Euphoric 100 Slide Film (Eastman Kodak Ektachrome 100). 

 First off Merrry Christmas, and for those who recently celebrated Hanukkah, I hope you had a joyeous holiday this year! There's no winter shots, well, the skies are grey as polished concrete and the ground is very earth tone green and brown, and more grey. So lets go back in time a few months to early in the fall when I was up north in Muskoka, this is one of two rolls of Euphoric 100 I shot, the skies screamed for some Ektachrome 100, and I got it. The second roll with upload in the new year as I need a break and get back to cleaning and packing up the family house.  Stay safe out there, and have a happy new year!  Camera: Nikon F3/T, Nikkor AIS lenses.  Film: Atlanta Film Co. Euphoric 100 (motion picture Eastman Kodak Ektachrome 100) 

 Damn, I love shooting with slide film even though it's not cheap anywhere along the way in the process, has much less latitude than Kodak Portra 160. All that said, the end results got me hooked, bad.  Camera: Nikon F3/T Nikkor AIS lenses.  Film: Atlanta Film Co. Euphoric 100 (Eastman Kodak Ektachrome 100 Slide Film).