I buried some film and this is what happened.

I got my Blackbird, Fly photos back today. No sprockets on these scans but I didn’t expect there to be. I quite like them but I decided I probably wouldn’t buy my own Blackbird.

I got the film from my Zenit E developed today, so I’ve got the rest of the photos of snowy Stirchley now.

These cats live in the window of an antique shop.

This is one of my favourites from our self developed Ilford Delta 400 and also possibly one of my favourites from all the photos I’ve ever taken. 

I’ve put the photos from the self developed films on a blog post here so look at them now and your life may be improved by up to 1%.

I’ve finished my photography book! So now I can post some of the cool things I’ve done recently. To celebrate, we made our mutter a birthday cake that could only be described as amazing. I’ll post a photo of it at some point. For now though, here’s me with my Zenit E from a roll of Ilford Delta 400 that me and my sister developed!

Happy New Year, here is a photo I took last year because I am so gosh darn busy finishing off my photography book that I have no time whatsoever to take any photos I actually want to take. However, I do write this post with the exciting news that the developing of the film was a complete success and all I need now is a scanner to actually see the photos… or some spare time to make prints.

More Phenix fun.
I’m going to have to get my own one of these when I leave college.

Taken with the lovely Phenix I borrowed from college (that I want to keep forever) and Kodak Portra 800.