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{{dc|A}}{{start|bout the time I finished my lunch,}} I decided I should be out on the {{GS}}. I texted Giles, and he was game, so we headed west about 2pm toward [[w:Thomaston, Georgia|Thomaston]]. My [[April 14, 2021|foot is still bothering me]], but I wanted to muscle through it and see if it would affect my riding. I packed the {{67}}, the {{OM2}}, and the {{Holga}} thinking I might use all three. And you know what? I did. | {{dc|A}}{{start|bout the time I finished my lunch,}} I decided I should be out on the {{GS}}. I texted Giles, and he was game, so we headed west about 2pm toward [[w:Thomaston, Georgia|Thomaston]]. My [[April 14, 2021|foot is still bothering me]], but I wanted to muscle through it and see if it would affect my riding. I packed the {{67}} ({{Portra 400}}), the {{OM2}}, and the {{Holga}} thinking I might use all three. And you know what? I did. | ||
Thomaston was a bust, but we backtracked a bit to [[w:Yatesville, Georgia|Yatesville]] where they had a couple of photographic possibilities. I used the 67 a couple of times to capture a scene two. | |||
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File:20210502-yatesville-01.jpg| | |||
File:20210502-yatesville-02.jpg| | |||
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We were soon headed north toward [[w:Barnesville, Georgia|Barnesville]] on this lovely little two-lane country road. We spent a bit of time in downtown taking some snaps before heading to [[w:Forsyth, Georgia|Forsyth]] to check out the cemetery we missed [[April 18, 2021|last time]]. I notice how the colors are much nicer when the sun is in back of me, evidenced by the second shot below. Hogh-contrast images don’t work as well either. | |||
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File:20210502-barnesville-02.jpg| | |||
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I used the Holga ({{HP5+}}) here and shot 5 frames. Since I discovered how to zone focus with this thing, I experimented a bit. They turned out pretty well. | |||
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File:20210502-holga-02.jpg| | |||
File:20210502-holga-01.jpg| | |||
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I have two rolls of 120 and two rolls of 35mm to send to Indie Film Lab tomorrow. There’s another $80. Shooting film is not cheap, but I’ve been pretty pleased with the results. I think I’m getting better with every roll. | I have two rolls of 120 and two rolls of 35mm to send to Indie Film Lab tomorrow. There’s another $80. Shooting film is not cheap, but I’ve been pretty pleased with the results. I think I’m getting better with every roll. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:08, 3 June 2021
Ride and Shoot
About the time I finished my lunch, I decided I should be out on the BMW R 1200 GS. I texted Giles, and he was game, so we headed west about 2pm toward Thomaston. My foot is still bothering me, but I wanted to muscle through it and see if it would affect my riding. I packed the Pentax 67 📷 (Kodak Portra 400 🎞), the Olympus OM-2N 📷, and the Holga thinking I might use all three. And you know what? I did.
Thomaston was a bust, but we backtracked a bit to Yatesville where they had a couple of photographic possibilities. I used the 67 a couple of times to capture a scene two.
We were soon headed north toward Barnesville on this lovely little two-lane country road. We spent a bit of time in downtown taking some snaps before heading to Forsyth to check out the cemetery we missed last time. I notice how the colors are much nicer when the sun is in back of me, evidenced by the second shot below. Hogh-contrast images don’t work as well either.
I used the Holga (Ilford HP5 Plus 🎞) here and shot 5 frames. Since I discovered how to zone focus with this thing, I experimented a bit. They turned out pretty well.
I have two rolls of 120 and two rolls of 35mm to send to Indie Film Lab tomorrow. There’s another $80. Shooting film is not cheap, but I’ve been pretty pleased with the results. I think I’m getting better with every roll.
