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Film Dump #5

Welcome to the 5th film dump! This dump is from a couple days. First off would be a disc golf day with my family up in the bay area. We went to Kelly Park for the day to play a full round of disc golf. It was a nice bright day and there was a range on the course where I was able to throw one of my discs about 300 ft, which is pretty good for me at the time. I was equipped with my cousin's Minolta X700 and a roll of Kodak GT800 from a disposable camera. The light meter on the X700 was a bit faulty due to low battery so everything was manual exposure, which I think worked out pretty well.

Minolta X700  - Kodak GT800

Minolta X700  - Kodak GT800

Minolta X700  - Kodak GT800

Minolta X700  - Kodak GT800

Minolta X700  - Kodak GT800

Next we got 2 days in Santa Barbara. I was equipped with my trusty Nikon FG with a roll of Fujifilm 400. The first half of the roll was used at Santa Barbara City College and the Santa Barbara Marina. I absolutely love taking pictures at SBCC and the marina, it helps me a lot with how I should compose pictures or just testing out new film or new cameras. I've said it before but those 2 places are my testing grounds.

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

The second half of the roll is a bit more of what I like to shoot in Downtown Santa Barbara. Shot some "street" and a couple pictures inside the different vintage stores. This day was pretty good, I shot a bunch more "street" than usual in a slow day in SB which was really nice. So here's the rest.

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400

BONUS, my brother David. I might post some pics from his band's show a couple weeks ago.

Nikon FG  - Fujifilm 400





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