More shots from the dynamic Minolta duo.
Sticking with the Minolta Riva 35EX loaded with fujifilm Expedia 400.
I took it with me to the Spoon at Cramlington and to Druridge Bay, so regular readers of The Universe blog will recognise them.
Film Friday
Looks like it was a beautiful day when you took those pictures!! I love that spoon! I want to go on a road trip sometime to find weird enormous objects around Canada. Lol!
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Do it! Take pics!
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What can I say? I remember the original ‘spoon’ pics’, but film is just so warm and wonderful.
I’m rolling around, wallowing in film nostalgia now. (Your fault…)
If I had more money, I would buy a used Canon T-90, and recapture those wonderful days of film.
I might just do that anyway. You have put the bug in my brain!
Best wishes, Pete.
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I’m on Ebay now, looking!
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Yay, go on!
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Nooo! I shouldn’t! 🙂
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no you shouldn’t, but go on anyway 🙂
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OK, just put an offer on a T90 on Ebay. Doubt they will accept it!
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Will keep my fingers crossed!
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They turned down my offer, and I raised it by £5. They countered with just £7 less than the asking price, so I declined. 🙂
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Hah, good for you. He’ll drop the price next time he puts it up.
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Haha it is addictive 🙂
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Just had an email from Ebay to say it sold at asking price, which I thought was a little too much, for the condition. So I had a thought, and decided that if I can afford £50 for a camera, I will give it to Dani instead.
Better use of the money, I reckon.
Cheers, Pete.
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Aw, that’s a class decision!
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I know I keep commenting how talented you are Fraggle, but honestly, I don’t know what else to say. These are beautiful! I don’t know if I mentioned this, but my dad was a professional photographer and we used to spend a lot of weekends together taking nature photographs. You have me feeling quite nostalgic.🤦🏻♀️
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Thanks Kim, glad to stir up good memories!
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Film is the BEST though digital is so convenient!
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Yes, and cheaper!
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The return of the spoon!
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Hah yes, it’s swan song!
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I wonder what happened to the guy who was there.
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Me too 🙂
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Fraggle, I still get a kick out of that big spoon. 😀
What peaceful looking photos. Sigh… so nice.
Hugs.
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Haha the spoon has been the star this year 😊
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Love the spoon!!
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😊😊
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Lovely ❤️
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It has a lot of vignetting and it is 35mm film but somehow that all makes it more gentle and these photographs makes me feel in a way more human than your wonderful rollei. I wonder is if a kind of personal fear of so much perfection. Anyway, lovely trip!
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Thanks Francis, I know what you mean. I am favouring the little compact, maybe I’m lazy, but don’t have to think about settings, just compose and shoot, the only decision available is whether or not to have flash. So much to think about with the rollei, but each has its merits, and no down sides!
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