Kodak Portra 160
The images below were shot on the Nikon F60 (roll 88).
I will speak more about my experience down below…
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Home Developed.
For this roll and all rolls up to and including Roll 102 I was on holiday. We decided to spend time away in Zante Greece. I wanted to take lot's of photos on this trip however I didn't want to take any notes. I am all unclear on where in the island I took the photos. I also decided to use only one camera on this trip however I did bring a range of different lenses. Along with the lenses I also brought with me some orange filters and polarising filters with a polariser being the most used on the trip. I developed a lot of the colour film and took some notes around that however due to the notes being practically identical I think it's quite a bit useless to include them here. As of writing this on the 20th of June 2026 I have all film developed and edited except the two rolls of slide film. I also shot everything in Aperture priority during this trip.Because the labs only developed a few rolls from this trip I will put a disclaimer on the specific page to let you know if I developed or not. with the aside let's talk about the trip and about these photos. This was only my first day on the island of Zakinthos. We decided to visit a viewing point where we could see a shipwreck down below. I think my favourite photos have to be of the rubble and the dilapidated and broken down building. Those are some of my favourite settings to photograph. Some of the colours were unfortunately off and I think it id time to get new chemicals at some point.