Not much time for a long commentary tonight but here are a few more shots from that roll of Provia 100f. I get the sense that slide film looks more "filmy" in a way. And to answer a comment on the last post, you don't need a projector to view these. All you really need is some sort of lit white background to hold the slide against (a computer screen works just great). I scan them just like my normal negatives and tell my scanner that it's positive film so it knows what to do with them.
I love coming across the Van Leeuwen ice cream truck. That characteristic shade of mellow banana yellow is recognizable anywhere. Even though it was quite chilly that day, I rebelled against the weather with an affogato, choosing hazelnut ice cream for the base. Though, I quickly sought indoor warmth after that.
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Love their stamped cups!
The tone from these slides or from your processing is very soothing.
ReplyDeleteThese are very, very nice photos. I'm excited to get what fantastic photos of a roll film. Crystal clear and no noise. When I look at my previous roll photos, then there were other times.
ReplyDeleteYour photos always make much of an appetite. :)
oh, i love that first interior shot. these tones are so awesome. i hope i can try slide film one day.
ReplyDeletegreat series, i really appreciate the last photo :)
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What a neat post! Thank you for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteEnjoying this blog and thinking that I need to acquire a scanner to share all the film negatives that are just pilling up.
Your scanner is doing a good job for the Web, but what device would you suggest?
FC
great set of photos, as usual :)
ReplyDeleteThose chocolate cookies look so yummy!