E as in End of a Era
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You are welcome to look through my pictures and leave comments. All pictures are my copyright.
Critique or advice are always appreciated. As is your time to write it, also.
Similarly, if you think my critique was helpful please remember to nominate it as Constructive Critique. I may not be very as well as I want to be, able to take the pictures I want, but I am happy to make others to improve theirs. Knowledge should be shared for everyone's benefit.
All the best to your photographic journey.
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E as in End of a Era
25 Aug 2020 1:17AM Views : 560 Unique : 370Yesterday I shot two bunches of white and red roses in one frame; short red in front of white taller roses.
That was the last frame of the last roll of the last production of the Kodak Professional BW400CN film, with an expiry date of November 2014. For anyone who asks darker blacks, that's the go to high contrast film.
Currently Kodak does not have a replacement for it. It may come back or we may have to learn to work with something new.
Tags: Film Kodak BW400CN
