I must have been asleep at the wheel because a few weeks ago I found myself without any fresh black and white film - and I always like to have a roll in my Minolta X-700. So I searched my "film vault" and found a roll of expired Fuji Neopan that I had bought at an estate sale. It became one of my infamous "well-traveled" rolls as I shot it over about three weeks. I pushed the development time by about thirty seconds to hopefully make up for any speed lost by the roll being expired. I don't think it lost too much though because it came out fairly contrasty. I scanned the roll in "color" which gives it this sepia look(as opposed to true monochrome).
Anyways - now I'm working on my first roll of 'Kentmere 400' - a inexpensive film made by Ilford - I'll be interested to see how that turns out(hopefully good - I have 4 rolls of it).
A boat passes - from the deck at Pickle Bill's.
Great Light - at Glendale Cemetery
I shot this photo of Akron from inside the Akron Art Museum when we went to see the Danny Lyon exhibit.
Laura at Nano Brew Cleveland - where this roll began.
Long exposure in the Beer Cellar at Great Lakes Brewing Company.
'Signage' - in the Thirsty Dog Tasting Room
Thirsty Dog Tasting Room
From the Glendale Cemetery
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