#Kodak

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[ktadge]

Meiji shrine inner garden, Tokyo, Japan on 35mm.

This is a beautiful small garden that a lot of people probably skip when they visit the Meiji shrine.

@kevintadge

[undeadfillum]

New York July 2024

Portra 800

Pentax Espio 120SW

[analoglens]

© timo bernhard, all rights reserved

analoglens

[coldlaugh]

[mcromwell]

Experimenting with art supplies that aren't exactly art supplies...

[travis-cobb]

[wanderlandjournal]

a misty, snowy forest hike

[meolog]

Kodak Ektar 100

[galina]

Mae Suai on 35mm

[photosandthoughts]

testing my Canon Pellix after not using it for a couple of years...

[williammarksommer]

Boots Court Motel

66 series 

Hasselblad 500c/m

Kodak Ektar 100iso

[ktadge]

Tokyo Disneysea on 35mm

@kevintadge

[planecrazyreenactor1812]

Another hobby of mine, that is within another hobby: taking photos on a 100+ year old camera while at my World War I reenactments.

I ordered film in the middle of October for my late 1910's-early 1920's Vest Pocket Autographic Kodak camera. It's a film that is rare nowadays...as late as 1995 I'd have been able to go to any film store in my hometown (where I still live, and where Kodak's corporate headquarters and manufacturing facilities are/were) and get myself a few rolls. Now I have to order it from film suppliers online who import the 8-shot rolls from Japan. I found the camera online last year on Etsy. I paid not a lot of money for it, and damned if it wasn't in tip-top shape. In April of 2024 I went to the WWI spring tactical in Newville, Pennsylvania. I had one roll of film with me and took some damned good photos of some damned good friends of mine, as well as a shot of no-man's land and the German trenches beyond....which coincidentally housed some other damned good friends of mine. There's a place about 15 minutes from me that develops 127 film and also scans it onto a flash drive. The two rolls I received today I had hoped would have gotten here in time for the fall tactical last month, but the supplier was out of stock. Oh well, it just means I have more for next April's event! The reproduction film box was a gift from one of my oldest and bestest reenactor friends.

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