Ilford HP5 Plus 400
The images below were shot on the Nikon F60 (roll 106).
I will speak more about my experience down below…
Shot 3 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 5 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 6 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 7 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 8 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 9 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 11 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 12 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 13 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 14 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 15 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 16 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 17 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 18 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 20 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 22 - Aperture Priority - Home
Shot 23 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Shot 24 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Shot 26 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Shot 28 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Shot 29 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Shot 30 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Shot 31 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Shot 33 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Shot 34 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Shot 35 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Shot 36 - Aperture Priority - The Donkey Sanctuary
Lab Developed.
For this roll I was still photographing the Hubcaps. I had this roll sitting in my camera for quite some time. Not only did I shoot in Lyme Regis, but I also hot at home and at the Donkey Sanctuary. I'm not as happy with these images as the last roll. I find the grain to be quite ugly. I did use an orange filter but I'm not sure if that was the cause. I shot everything once again in Aperture Priority and I got the lab to develop the film.