I don't take the Yashica MAT out as often as I should. When you shoot mainly with Holgas, real cameras are so heavy ;-)). Ektachrome E100SW 220, likely expired. I wasn't sure how this had been stored so I gave it a little extra, and very unnecessary, exposure. Cross processed in Arista C-41.

Photographer:
troch
Uploaded:
2018-07-28
Tags:
220 film canada color cross processed diy home developed medium format square xpro yashica
Camera:
Yashica MAT 124G
Film:
Kodak Ektachrome E100 SW, 220
City:
Frances Peninsula, BC
Country/region:
Canada
Albums:
A Long Walk with Yashica MAT

6 Comments

  1. troch
    troch ·

    Thanks @klawe, I thought this was such an interesting shot!

  2. chromagnon
    chromagnon ·

    Hi, Troch, this water-robot is "guay del paraguay". The hydrant SHOOOOOOT!!!

  3. neufotomacher
    neufotomacher ·

    I've discovered that also. When I bike with a back-pack full of cameras, heavy TLRs and SLRs get left behind, though I have been shooting my FED 5B alot lately. Light Holgas, Dianas and Debonairs infest my back-pack.

  4. troch
    troch ·

    @chromagnon, I love shooting hydrants with a twin lens reflex, the perspective is perfect!

  5. troch
    troch ·

    @neufotomacher yes indeed. My favorite pack is two Holgas and two Sprocket Rockets each with different types of film!

  6. chromagnon
    chromagnon ·

    Yesss, It is the perfect HydrantVision!!!@troch

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