Just Keep Moving

I've been keeping up with my photography - shooting more rolls in the past few weeks than I could imagine. I hit double digits in Minneapolis and I've been doing a bit of shooting since I've been home. Yesterday I went out with my friend Justin, and he took some video footage while I did some shooting. I had a roll of Rollei Pan 25 in the Mamiya so the bright, bright sunlight was necessary to get good exposure times. I had a lot of fun, and I can't wait to finish off the rest of the roll with some strobes. This stuff is supposed to be really sharp. Can't wait.

Here's a link to the "final" video that he comprised of the footage.

I now have like 14 rolls that need to be developed/scanned. But more on that later.

Keep it real.

Scans

Tom, a photo by ChristopherFecio on Flickr.

I finally had a chance to scan in my backlog of film. Unfortunately, I also just shot three more rolls yesterday at the Film Photography meetup in Toronto. Just can't get head of the game.

I'm considering finally spending the money to buy my own scanner, as I won't be able to use the one at UB all summer while the lab is closed. I just have to decide which one I want and figure out how I'm going to pay for it. Maybe it's time to stop buying film and endlessly spending on unimportant things. And it's almost time to start riding my bike to work so I'll be saving some money there.

4x5 season is just about to be here. Time to lug out the beast and have some fun. I have a few projects in mind. We'll see.

I'll just keep editing and posting the scanned film so look for more uploads on Flickr.

Best.