Ilford Delta 400

The images below were shot on the Contax RTS (roll 62).

I will speak more about my experience down below…

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I had this roll in my camera for over a month spanning November to December. Looking back I'm not too sure why it lasted me this long. I think maybe because I didn't want to waste film needlessly and I needed to save a little bit of money for the Christmas period. There isn't really much I can say about these images or the film stock in general. I shot these images in Ilminster, Shute, Honiton and in Exmouth. I enjoyed slowing down and taking my time with this roll. I am so used to shooting fast paced and it was nice to space the roll out a little bit. I shot at places I haven't before such as Ilminster and i think I'll go back there again sometime in the near future. There is grain on this film stock however I do not think it's ugly. It's have found that it is not as pronounced as you may see on other film stocks however I will need to experiment more and find out if this truly is the case. 
As I said this roll lasted me until December. To be more specific it lasted me util Christmas Day in which I took the last few shots of the roll. I would have kept it in longer however I was going to Cornwall shortly afterwards and this time I would be leaving my Contax RTS at home and so I needed to quickly finish the roll. All in all I like how these turned out and I think I'll shoot this film stock again sometime in the near future.
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