Getting back to photography

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I have a camera I’m reviewing at the moment. In order to do so I have to go around taking photos with it, processing the photos, and then doing the actual review based on my experience with the camera and the quality of the photos.

These photos in this post aren’t from the said camera, but from my iPhone that I also had on me to record video. I couldn’t help snapping some photos with my phone, however, because I can have those digital versions to compare with the film ones when they’re out.

It’s a disposable film camera by the way. I think it’s a niche market these days and hence it’s an expensive hobby. Very expensive hobby. It costs so much to develop that I was basically spending nearly 50 pence per shot.

We’ve had some outstanding weather over the past five days. I took the opportunity to get out and take some photos over the weekend and get some much needed outdoors time while at it.

Peace & Love,

Adé


Getting back to photography | Ecency