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A neat film. I bought a bunch of it when Frugal got them back in stock. They come in sample packs: Two rolls of 35mm and a little vial it's own special developer. They say it's a type of micro film for holding up really great detail. I've avoided shooting it for awhile because I had some issues the last time (think it turned out to be the camera) and I have to develop two rolls at once. Still trouble shooting the flash on my Yashica.
Frensham Pond is a really pretty nature conservation area about a 10-minute drive from where I live. Despite its name, it's actually two big lakes, a vast area of heathland, plus woodland. There's also a sailing club, and I went there specifically to shoot sailing boats today, thinking they'd be a great subject for the 'exposing both sides' (EBS) technique, but as soon as I set foot in the car park of the marina, a guy approached and told me it was a private club, for members only, and said I couldn't take photos there. I tell you, they're paranoid about people with cameras anywhere near private property in this country! Anyway, I got a few shots of boats from outside the fence and down by the lakeside, then went wandering in search of other sights. Here's what I found...
