I received a new batch of film back from development this month, mainly rolls that were sent in to test how busted my Olympus XA-4 is (very, sadly) and also to see how well my recent pick-up works - the Ricoh FF-90, a retro chic point-and-shoot from the 80s with a decent autofocus and a 35mm f2.8 lens. I'm really happy with how these turned out!
First, the Olympus XA-4, with a serious sensor issue that causes the shutter to stay open way too long. I only got a few usable shots out of the whole roll of Kodacolor 200.
Various signs and storefronts. Flushing, Queens 2026
Balconies in a back alley. Flushing, Queens 2026
Now, here are some photos taken at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden with the Ricoh FF-90 on Kodak Tri-X film.
Statue in the Rose Garden. Prospect Park, Brooklyn 2026
Shot through some bushes. Prospect Park, Brooklyn 2026
Uh... a tree. Prospect Park, Brooklyn 2026
Uh... a me. Prospect Park, Brooklyn 2026
Bonus, here's some 110 film that's been sitting in my camera since my trip to Japan 2 years ago.
I THINK this is in Hakone, or possibly Yokohama. 2024
Probably Meiji Jingu. Shibuya, Tokyo 2024
Sake barrels at Meiji Jingu. Shibuya, Tokyo 2024.
I hope you enjoyed these!!