Lately I am shooting a lot of film. Hopefully I will be processing some once I master the Lab-Box, first in black and white, and then later in color if I find the frustration level not frustrating!
Anyway, here are a few pictures taken with my N90s and 60mm macro lens, which I dropped, but do not seem to have damaged either. The film here is Fuji Pro 400H, which is great for color.
If you take a look at the camera in the pictures above, you will see it is a Contax IIIa ca. 1953. It has a rather amazing lens, a Zeiss-Opton Sonnar 50mm f1.5. It’s sharp and lovely when I nail it. Being a rangefinder and a new-to-me camera, I am still learning to “get” the focus. The following images were taken using the camera along with Fuji Super 200. Some pictures I did with the Sunny 16 rule, a light meter, or the suggestions from the camera’s readout.
Editing film certainly beats breathing smoke and listening to sirens!
Ink, Yarn & Beer 
Very nice!!
Thanks!
Your photos are beautiful. They certainly evoke emotions with me ❤
Thank you so much, Faye! I am glad you like them.
Great images! You are a talented and creative person. And, yes, processing photos is better than being outside breathing smoke!