I updated my first aid certification last weekend.
There always seem to be awkward moments during these classes thanks to the unrestrained dummies in attendance.
To me grapes are a sure sign of summer.
These were shot on Rollei CR200, a slide film.
It tends heavily to yellow and green, and doesn’t keep well so this roll required pretty significant white balance correction.
As can been seen from the original scan below.
This is in Queen Charlotte – I suppose it is a bird feeder.
Looks like it might have been attacked by a flock of butter clams.
Rose Harbour (map link) in Gwaii Haanas seen while at anchor on the Passing Cloud.
Another shot processed by the Canadian Film Lab
Last night I came home to an email from the Canadian Film Lab to tell me that my Haida Gwaii film was processed. This mean I spent too much time downloading the ten rolls and starting to go through them to see how they came out, and how the Lab handled them. And now it is 1:30 in the morning and I am nowhere near finished my first look.
This image from the Village of Queen Charlotte is one that popped out at me. I wish the village had not incorporated, because under the rules for incorporation, it can no longer be called Queen Charlotte City, the name it held for a century. According to the rules it is not big enough to be a city, or even a town. But other than a name change, nothing else is outwardly different.
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Well, this one (as opposed to this other one) is, in my mind, a storm drain photo.
Not a freighter photo, and especially not a dog photo.
But they do add something.
This nun is in the Ross Bay Cemetery, I assume she is a saint, but perhaps one of you will know better.
These figures don’t normally interest me enough to use film on them.
But this one caught my eye a week or two ago.
It seemed to need black and white conversion, perhaps because the original had almost no colour in it anyway.
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