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Verts in Canyonlands on Kentmere 400+1

I'm aware that most people prefer color, but when it's full sun out, sometimes the best call is a roll of black and white.

Eos 3 / 40mm 2.8 / Kentmere 400+1

Scan/Dev: @filmcultlab

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Flowers on ProImage 100

The photowalk with slc_photocommunity at the Thanksgiving Point Festival was pretty toasty, but at least the flower pics turned out!

Haven't shot ProImage before this and I actually quite like it- really wish they made it in 120 format.

Scan/Dev: filmcultlab

Eos 3 / 40mm 2.8 / ProImage 100

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I dabble with both mediums, they each have different characteristics. The inconvenience of two cameras is sometimes worth being able to do comparisons like this.

With these two, the color was on 800t pushed a stop up to 1600 on the GL690. The black and white was kentmere 400 pushed a stop to 800 on the Eos 3.

Both from my recent trek down to Canyonlands, taken at the Green River gas station I'm sure locals are pretty familiar with.

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Canyonlands on lomography Turquoise - 1/8

This trip was an incredible off the cuff sorta thing. I went last weekend and blasted through like 6 rolls of various film stocks on a 12 mile hike. Lomo Turquoise was the one I had the best gut feeling about, though. This is one of eight on the medium format roll, so be on the lookout. You'll be able to tell by the unmistakable orange shifted skies.

Scan and Dev by the wonderful as always filmcultlab

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Moody Windows on Portra800 at @nhmu

Scan/Dev @filmcultlab

Eos 3 / 40mm 2.8 / Portra 800+1

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Just take pushed 800 speed film to museums, it's a cheat code.

Dev+Scan: @filmcultlab

Eos 3 / 40mm 2.8 / Portra 800 +1

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A Grand Day Out

From a recent trip to Tracy Aviary and from a roll with the highest hit-rate I've had in months. I don't normally shoot street style but I saw the scene and had to press the shutter.

Scan+Dev essentialphotosupply

Eos 3 / 70-200 2.8 L mkii / Gold200

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"We need to cook"

Found this burnt up RV on the side of the road. Here's the one color shot I took of it.

Scan & Dev by @filmcultlab

GL690 / Cinestill 400D

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from the archives

Way back on a Tooele shoot with american_by_destiny

Taken on my GL690, HP5 +3 with a red filter.

Dev by @essentialphotosupply

Scans by Me

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Mallcore Shuffle

From an old roll of 800t (rated at 500 of course). Check out the Provo mall in the morning, it's a vibe and usually super dead beyond the walkers.

Eos 3 / 70-200 L mkii / Cinestill 800t at 500

Dev: essentialphotosupply

Scans: Yours, truly

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Leaf Study, Single Strobe

I haven't shot my digi outside of video and using it as a film scanner for a minute there. It's my day off so I figured I'd futz around with the strobe for some practice with that too. Really wish I owned an autofocus macro lens though, maybe some day.

Ft. my calethea and new growth from my big pothos I call "the mothership"

X-H2 / 90mm f/2

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Afternoon Stacks

Another from a photowalk with my buddy jstangsworld

GL690 / Acros II + yellow-green filter

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El Camino Shuffle

Look, just go take pictures in junked out cars with your friends it's what you're supposed to do in the desert.

Buddy striking a pose in pic 3: @jstangsworld

GL690 / Portra 160 + Cinestill 400D mix

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Sometimes you just stick your lens on a pane of glass because the inside of a greenhouse looks cool.

Dev by essentialphotosupply

Scans by Me

Eos 3 / Fuji400 / 40mm 2.8

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This cactus is too powerful for 4x5 crop

Taken back on a work trip for allegoryworkshop

Desert sunsets hit different.

Dev by essentialphotosupply

Scans by Me

Eos 3 / Fuji200 / 40mm 2.8

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A rare pic of myself

Thanks jstangsworld for grabbing this one. It's what you have to do when you find a junked out car.

Scan+Dev filmcultlab

GL690 / Cinestill 400D

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Sometimes you gotta stop and take pics of a burnt up motorhome.

Scan+Dev by filmcultlab

GL690 / Acros II with Yellow-Green Filter