38-42 366 Project

I think about this project a lot. I don't really plan, I just think...

"when will I take a photo today? where will I do? what am I doing thats photo worthy...? is anything photo worthy? why am I doing this?"

Then I stumble upon my photo of the day and its so exciting! Most of them I'm just in the right place at the right time and theres something really satisfying about capturing that on film. 

38/366 The last B&W photo from this roll, always nice to see a smiley face haha

38/366 The last B&W photo from this roll, always nice to see a smiley face haha

39/366 - From the day it rained and I didn't leave the office. So glad it worked out!

39/366 - From the day it rained and I didn't leave the office. So glad it worked out!

40/366 - The Linnet

40/366 - The Linnet

41/366 - Window shopping. I look in this shop window a lot too but it is £££. One day maybe... If I win the lottery haha

41/366 - Window shopping. I look in this shop window a lot too but it is £££. One day maybe... If I win the lottery haha

42/366 - Feed the birds. And some random colourful pixels that appeared both times I scanned this photo and I have no idea why.. I quite like them though.

42/366 - Feed the birds. And some random colourful pixels that appeared both times I scanned this photo and I have no idea why.. I quite like them though.

Camera: Refurb LCA and Canon EOS 750
Film: Kodak BW400CN and Agfa Vista 200

Around Leeds Part I

Photos that didn't quite make the 366 Project cut...

I seeing a theme with bikes and run down buildings, which isn't actually what Leeds is like funnily enough, just what seems to catch my eye at the moment.

I am really pleased that my 366 project is getting me out of the office and around the city more. I've taken more photos in Leeds this year than all of last year combined I'm sure :)

Camera: Refurb LC-A
Film: Kodak BW400CN

Accidental Double Exposures

Somehow when I was carrying my Canon EOS 750 around in December, I managed to take photos in my bag... oops. I thought I remembered the exact number of photos I had left to take on the roll, so I reloaded the film and took enough photos under my quilt cover at night (the scientific way to stop light leakage ha) to get me back to where I should be. I can't decide if I'm pleased or disappointed that I was only 2 photos out with my count. One on hand, I love accidents like this, especially when you get such interesting results. But on the other, would I have preferred the photos as they were taken...

I guess we'll never know but I am pleased to say, I'm ok with that and I'm enjoying these two accidents a lot!

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Lomo 400N