I am back from Budapest, but I still have not developed a thing, so in the meantime I am going to show your some photographs made before my little vacay. I got two rolls of Ilford FP4+ 125 iso for my birthday. Black & white presents different esthetics that what I create in my daily life, mostly because I find it hard to let go of the color, feeling like I miss out on something whenever I load up a black & white roll of film.
This Ilford was mainly for a project my dad is involved in. He is a high school teacher, organising some kind of an exhibiton of how the school had evolved. Black & white was supposed to give the students a little of an inside, and a feeling of the past. It was the first time that I shot a film with such low iso number, and it was really tough to photograph dark high school corridors and my bestie's moving pets, because I visited her on the following day.
What is your favourite black & white film and why? Is there anything you could recommend for me to try? I will be back next week to show you the essence of Budapest in pictures. Talk to you soon! :)
postcards from O
a little celebration.
summarizing
brand new space
taste and decency.