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  1. "You want Chinese or Mexican?"
    "Really just have a craving for some fries."
    "I know just the place."

    #photo #FilmScan #downtown #BayArea #California

  2. I found this roll of negatives in a box that also contained the roll of negatives with wedding photos of my parents-in-law. No idea who took the photos, we think mid-1960s in Utrecht.

    The (growing) collection is on my Pixelfed account here -- tuluk.nl/c/787792211775705314

    #FilmScan #BlackAndWhite #BlackAndWhitePhotography

  3. Today's picture, throwing it back to my first trip to Yosemite, which was amazing. I love that place, even though we haven't fully explored it (and have not seen it outside of the winter season). Polaroid film is magical.

    cjs-wunderkammer.ghost.io/pict

    #photography #Polaroid #InstantFilm #BelieveInFilm #SLR680 #Yosemite #HalfDome #blog #FilmScan

  4. Five frames with my newly (and cheaply) acquired Nikonos IV film camera, a vintage action cam that works on land as well as in water. It's so nice and ergonomic that I love it more than any GoPro or action cam I've ever used. It's also a capable regular film camera on land!

    (Nikonos IV, Fuji Superia 400, self-developed and scanned)

    micro.popagandhi.com/2023/05/2

    #FilmPhotography #Photography #Nikonos #Film #BelieveInFilm #FilmIsNotDead #FujiSuperia400 #NikonosIV #Plustek #FilmScan

  5. CW: Eye contact

    That's me at age 6ish.

    So much fun to be able to scan old film negatives. 😊

    #me #oldselfie #kid #vintage #scan #filmscan

  6. The remains of the Sharon Steel Mill photographed on October 1, 2000 in Sharon, Pennsylvania.

    © Jürgen Vogt

    #steel #blackandwhite #analog #film #filmscan #6x12 #panoramic #photography

  7. I photographed The Hot Metal Bridge in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on October 7, 1999.

    The Hot Metal Bridge connected parts of the J&L Steel mill, carrying crucibles of molten iron from the blast furnaces to the open hearth furnaces on the opposite bank of the river to be converted to steel. During World War II 15% of America's steel making capacity crossed over the Hot Metal Bridge, up to 180 tons per hour.

    © Jürgen Vogt

    #steel #blackandwhite #analog #film #filmscan #4x5 #photography #usa

  8. Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel plant photographed on May 22, 2000 in Mingo Junction, Ohio.

    © Jürgen Vogt

    #steel #blackandwhite #analog #fim #filmscan #6x12 #panoramic #photography