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Continuing on my walk along Harbourfront after lunch, I was sort of wondering what I was going to get with Fomapan 200 Creative, I last shot it late June on Toronto Island through my Olympus OM-2n,  but the Canon New F-1 meters differently and I was using Fdn Zoom glass, not primes. I processed in the same developer, 510 Pyro, which I love by the way. Canon zoom glass deliver...


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 I went down to Harbourfont on a hot midweek August day to wander around, make some photos and get better acquainted with my Canon FDn zoom lens collection. The camera of choice for this adventure was my New F-1AE, and lenses in question were the FDn 35-105 F3.5 Zoom Lens (should have been L Series Glass, and the L Series 20-30 F3.5 lens. 

Both zoom lenses are easy to w...


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Part two is Cannington, the small village of Sunderland off Highway 12 at the south end of Brock Township and ending up in Uxbridge stopping by at Second Wedge Brewing for dinner and picked up some beer. 

Feels weird not seeing any trains in Uxbridge......

Kodak Pro Image 100 has proven itself as a great workhorse colour film

Camera: Nikon F3/T, Nikk...


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 August long weekend was perfect weather wise, and being part of 100 ISO Summer, I rolled with Kodak Pro Image 100 in my Nikon F3/T. I went up to Beaverton then worked my way through Brock Township down to Cannnington. The North end of Brocktownship around Beaverton is what I think the gateway to the Kawarthas and Haliburtons if you scoot over to Highwy 35. If you continue up...


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 A mid Summer walk around my neighbourhood and I brought dad's Nikon F out off the shelf for a workout. While I love Adox CHS 100 II, with the bright almost cloudless skies and running with mostly Sunny 16 and on occasion a Sekonic L398a found the photos a little too contrastly. Adox CHS 100 II unlke say Ilford FP4 or Kodak Tmax 100, Fomapan 100 or Rollei RPX 100, is not quit...


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