Kirkstall Abbey: Little Details

I’ve walked around the abbey near our house so many times, but every time I always see something I want to take a photo of. Though often I don’t have a camera with me which is foolish - luckily this time I did!

p.s. Anyone remember muchloveanna’s #muchlovemonday - I totally thought of it when I saw the heart <3

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Agfa Vista 200 (Developed and scanned by Take It Easy Lab in Leeds who managed to erase that green tint that I always struggle with when scanning this film!)
Location: Kirkstall Abbey, my fave.

grainy textures

Now that the festivities are over - I can keep sharing all the photos I haven’t shared yet. Starting with these rather gorgeous grainy photos of various textures spotted around Harewood House. Theres something so delicious about a full frame of detail don’t you think? I love them.

I think I may have pushed this film to the edge with using it inside but I really love the grain thats resulted because of that too. Film is a constant surprise right!

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Location: Harewood House, Leeds
Film: Kodak Tmax P3200 (scanned, developed and butchered by myself. I’m oddly proud haha)

single frame: Its what you see

I’ve stood in this spot and taken this photo before - twice before at least actually - I shared those previous photos with a nice little post (if I do say so myself) but today - lets just appreciate that its a good spot for a photo.

Single frame series, as always, inspired by my blog friend Jim Grey

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Fuji Colour 200
Location: The house on the canal

Knaresborough: Little Details

Hi, my name is Rhianne - and I like to take photos of windows. Especially if the windows look like this!

These were taken in March (which is why there are daffodils) - in the week before everything shut down and life in the UK went from a little weird to completely different.

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Lomo CN 400 (Developed and Scanned by Take It Easy Lab in Leeds)
Location: Knaresborough, Yorkshire