I went to France last week and took my film camera. With mild trepidation I set about capturing my holiday in France on film. My old Olympus has a faulty light meter so I had to use one on my phone, then my own knowledge of lenses and light to estimate my settings and quite frankly, I came home thinking I would get a whole load of nothing from nine rolls of film. It’s been a long time since I used a manual film camera regularly and despite learning this way right from my A-Levels I didn’t have all that much confidence in myself. I told a friend that I’d be happy with just one killer shot…so I’m pretty bloody delighted to be happy with a hell of a lot more than that. There are 66 images in this blog post. Sixty six! And you may not like them all, but I do and it was my holiday so I’ll show off if I want to. These are my highlights.
- Poppies
- Town
- River
- Aperitif
- Tools
- Roses
- Pegs
- Mom
- Pete
- Elsie
- Tunnel
- Men
- Bottom
- Baguette
- Framed
- Posters
- Trees
- Market
- Cars
- Elsie
- Sculpture
- River
- Trees
- Sunshine
- Feet
- Ivy
- Elsie
- Cat
- Legs
- Honey beer
- Blue shutters
- Elsie
- Artichoke
- Dinner
- Legs
- Books
- Light
- Silhouette
- Sunlight
- Water
- Shop
- Shopping
- Tunnel
- Pit stop
- Door
- Train
- Anduze
- Town
- Golden hour
- Window
- House
- Jump
- Swim
- Unicorn
- Toes
- Drawing
- Breakfast
- Park
- Shirt
- Market
- Market
- Giggles
- Roses
- Elsie
- Night
- Elsie

































































