Photo Session Pt.2 - Breakdown and photoshoot with final pictures

And here is the second part of my "photo adventure" after a little bit of an absence. I kept it to only 2 parts since I don't think the first one was very welcomed and there were no opinions is you wanted to see the developing process so I did not wanted to bore you with that process as well.
The pictures did not turned out as great and I think the issues was that I used a new type of developer that I did not used before and I got some grainy results. I won't use it again for this specific film, but I will buy some CineStill black and white and try it out on that one - it better turn out better since I used the CineStill Monobath developer... I hope they are made for each other :).
Some turned out interesting though - definitely a few of them are great ideas for some future scribbles :). I hope...
Anyway, enjoy and I will see you tomorrow for a Scribble session and back to regular schedule with next week.
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00:00 - A breakdown
07:04 - Photoshoot and pictures
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[@UNKUHNOODLES]

You really put me on the nostalgia train with this one!!! I was flung back 45 or so years ago to when I too would wander about the forest looking for those "perfect shots", fiddling about with all the knobs and buttons , drinking Whiskey out of a thermos, munching on baloney sandwiches... I have no idea where any of those hundreds of photos I took have ended up (probably in some random box in the garage) but at least I can marvel at your wonderful photography for now!!! 😜😜😜 👉🏅👈 🗿

[@eugenborcan]

Whiskey in a thermos... wonderful idea. Probably I'll adopt that in the future... was a little cold outside that day :D.
I'm glad you enjoyed it - I'll have more in the future!
You should find those photos and start scanning them - put them on Insta, I'd love to see them!

[@IllustrationsByPete]

Nice work. This is how I go out to find shapes in nature to inspire my art. You really captured the classic grainy old-time photo look with these. 👏👏👏

[@eugenborcan]

Thanks Pete! :)