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Well it came today !!! The 85mm lens feels heavier than the camera!! What a gas--all manual! It's no N90 0r F4 or F5 but a neat little 35mm for not much money! and of course it can use all my vintage Ai, AiS glass.

I am really enjoying my "new"(old) 55mm f/2.8

Hi all! The developing/printing is coming along, practice makes better. So I fell for another Nikon film camera, the FM 10.New they're USD $569 but I stepped into a good one with a seller I've dealt with before on the bay. $69 +shipping($20) couldn't pass it up. Basic, manual, neat! here she...

So I hand held a b&w film negative in front of a Nikkor 55mm Micro f/2.8 and got this.Yeah I'll get an ES-1 but this was fun to do.

Well I jumped into toyland!--I have coming to me a Diana F+ lomo camera and this:which use 35mm. The Diana F+ uses 120 film and is actually quite capable of taking some good pics. The TLR is a put it together kit. Heck it only cost USD $7.93 !!!! I do like to experiment.:cool:

While stumblin' around the net I came across this interesting article about my all around favorite film. The Tri-X factor | Intelligent Life magazine :unconscious:

I do like the 18-140mm. Came across this puss stalking in the brush of wild Portland.

in the early morning light. I also used A Y44 Filter. Gotta say the 28-70mm f/3,5-4.5 D is a heck of a bargain for a pretty good lens.

the reason being is that on the 23rd I'll start my develop/print class!!!! It's like waiting to open presents ! I'll be at this marvelous place----Newspace Center for Photography -- and I have the folks where I get my film done for it(Blue Moon Camera and Machine) for pointing me in the right...

Bon Jour. Say Hi to my cousin above me.

Bon Jour!!! and did you see Marilynne's fantastic photo a page back? Welllllll?

Nikon F4s, Nikkor 28-70mm F/3.5-4.5, Kodak TMax 400, Epson V600

Nikon F5, Nikkor 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5, Kodak Portra 160 , Epson V600.

Nikon F4s, Nikkor 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5, Kodak T Max 400 , Epson V600.