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shawn said:
First time my daughter has shot film, my first roll in a RF645.
Shawn
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This is cool, Shawn! I always dig it when I see that people can convince kids to try out film. And the XA seems like a good kid camera, being able to retreat into its plastic shell, but still no joke optically/functionally. Let us know how your daughter finds the whole film process.

I don't have kids, but I have nieces getting to about the age to start photography. I'll have to see what sort of subversive film introductory behavior my brother will let me attempt with them!

--Dave

p.s. Nice shot with the 645.
 
Loads in London. I like this one. I was watching this woman for a short while. She seemed to have a good eye, and mastery of her camera, shooting with confidence. I think this captures the feeling we all get when we know we've got a corker of a shot.
 
On the bridge in St James's Park, snapshooters often block the way. From this angle, this photographer looks as though he has a ridiculous hairstyle, with large curls on the top of his close-cropped head. That's because he had.

 
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IPad photography at Van Dusen Garden Vancouver.
Nikon S4, Nikkor 105mm f4.0, Legacy Pro 400, Pyrocat developer
 
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Really, really close up and personal with the flowers. Van Dusen Garden, Vancouver.
Nikon SP, Nikkor 28mm f3.5, Legacy Pro 400, Pyrocat developer
 
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