Swim film
Some 35mm film scans from our early morning swim earlier this week using my new Voigtlander 35mm. So stoked. I think I’m finally happy with my Leica setup.
6am swim
Following suit of our sunrise bike rides, we made it out to a nearby natural pool just out of town for a foggy morning swim.
Voigtlander 35mm
Finally feel like I've finally finished my Leica puzzle with the Voigtlander 35mm f1.4. I guess we will see when I get film back hey.
LP Concepts
After my pals in Sometimes used one of my images for their single cover, it got me thinking about art directing for musicians again and I put together a few LP concepts. Would absolutely love to see these used for album art.
DIY Leica Repair
I was waiting on a handful of parts for my Leica M6 from America for just over a month, finally arrived and after a shit load of time on YouTube and repair forums I thought I’d give it a go myself. Ran a test roll through to check all shutter speeds and alignment. Success.
Sometimes - That’s Just Life
Artwork for my friends debut single - That’s Just Life.
Old frame from Kew Gardens.
Sunrise Slide Film
Slide film is absolute witchcraft, and nobody can convince me otherwise.
Pentax 67, 105mm f2.4, very expired Velvia 100
M6 repair
A month or so ago now my Leica M6 ate shit because I thought I was cool and kept it on a shoelace. Lesson learned I managed to source some parts for repair and along with a few helpful people online I finally got it back up and running. Big thanks to Tamarkin camera repair in the US for the parts and advice.
Point and shoot mornings.
I’ve been making a point to keep some kind of camera close whenever I’ve been out and about. Here’s a roll of FP4 from some of my morning rides.
Old film, new scans - Hong Kong
Back in 2017 I went to and from Hong Kong for a few commercial jobs and I was always sure to take my medium format. I shot quite a bit out there but for some reason didn’t really care much for the scans I got back at the time. With all this free time on my hands going back and doing a re-scan was a smart thing to do to breathe a bit of life into what I originally thought was trash film.