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For this and the next few shots, I went out in the woods without my external light meter cause I thought the internal one was going to continue to work--it didn't. As I was setting up this shot and pressing the shutter halfway down, I accidentally pressed it the whole way and the meter didn't kick on. |
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So, I guessed at exposures for the rest of the walk... |
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WONDERFUL tomatillo and avocado salsa |
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First photo with my new 28mm f3.5 lens (used for the following photos too) |
Back in January, I bought a roll of Konica Centuria 200 film in an order from Four Corner Store (yes,
January) and I FINALLY shot it and had it developed (I was waiting for summer and I wanted to make it count because it was Konica brand in my Konica camera...yeah, I'm weird). For some reasons, I had all these crazy saturated-color expectations for this film and so it fell a little short, but I'm still pleased with it. I know I already made two blog posts earlier today, but I wanted to get this last roll posted before the weekend!
The car & the pears in the bowl are my favorites. And those daisy jars are TOO CUTE. I have like eight million mason jars in my house but alas, no daisies.
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