The images below were shot on the Contax RTS (roll 27).

I will speak more about my experience down below…

ILFORD HP5 PLUS 400

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I do like how these turned out, however I had some issues. This was my first time developing film. I developed these in my Lomography Developing tank. The developing tank by Lomography definitely isn’t one of my best purchases. I would have been better off purchasing a standard two reel paterson tank and a darkroom changing bag and developing my films that way. Luckily in this instance I was able to develop both halves separately with no problems, except for a few images being exposed to the light. Those images that got destroyed were ones I really wanted to see because I took a few of my sister’s dog Lilly but now I only have the one and the one I have is blurry. I have included it here because even though there is some camera shake, I really like it and Lilly looks very cute.
I mainly shot this roll as a test roll for developing only, but I like the images I got from them and so I am sharing them anyway. I started out in Beer with my friend Ozzy, went home and took a few (the ones that got destroyed) and then I ended the roll in Sidmouth. There was some kind of festival going on, the inhabitants of the town were all dressed in bright green which should hopefully show up very vibrant and colourful with Ilford…
Out of these images I would have to say that I am not too fond of the ones from Beer. The ones that I do like are the ones from Sidmouth. Specifically the ones with the people at the festival. I also really like the last two images with my favourite of the two being the second to last image of the bridge. That is probably among one of my favourites of the entire roll overall as well.
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