
EDMONTON, CANADA. (March 2012). Whimsical theatre. The Garneau Theatre and Whimsical Cupcake Shop light up the historic Garneau Block in this isolated, Western Canadian city. Permanent photo link here. Original photo properties: Olympus Trip 35 solar-powered camera with fixed D.Zuiko 40mm f2.8 lens, Fuji Pro 400H film (ISO/ASA 400), "Night Trip" mode with forced shutter and aperture set to f2.8, negative scanned to JPEG by processing lab.
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Saturday, March 10, 2012
Tuesday, October 6, 2009

EDMONTON, CANADA. (October 2009). And now for something a little different. Wanting to experiment a bit with film photography, I decided to splurge on a Olympus Trip 35 refurbished by the Trip Man. The retro rangefinder-type cam is much different than shooting with dSLR, but it definitely isn't any less fun. Original photo properties: Olympus Trip 35 solar-powered camera with fixed D.Zuiko 40mm f2.8 lens, FujiColor Superia X-TRA400 film (converted to black-and-white in post-processing), negative scanned to JPEG by processing lab.
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Labels: alberta, black-and-white, canada, city, edmonton, fuji superia x-tra 400, grant notley park, oly trip 35, sunset
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