Another roll reveals more of the fancy shop facades and more red. This is what you may get when using an old roll of film.
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Original colours. No edit done, except removing some dust spots due to scanning.
Shot on Kodak Safety 6010 Vericolor II Professional Type S negative film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
Great West.
Not much to say, but just another great building in Winnipeg.
And if you are thinking that Winnipeg is in West of Canada, you are wrong. It is the center of Canada.
Original colours. No edit done, except removing some dust spots due to scanning.
Shot on Kodak Safety 6043 Tri-X pan negative film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
The iconic Nutty Club's Can-D-Man is now an official part of Winnipeg's history.
The civic property and development committee agreed to place the Scott-Bathgate building at 149 Pioneer Ave. on the city's list of historical buildings.
Original colours. No edit done, except removing some dust spots due to scanning.
Shot on Kodak Safety 6043 Tri-X pan negative film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
Definitely too much of the hand railing, but it is what it is - film doesn't lie.
Original colours. No edit done, except removing some dust spots due to scanning.
Shot on Kodak Safety 6043 Tri-X pan negative film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
The city is named after the nearby Lake Winnipeg; the name comes from the Western Cree words for muddy water.
Original colours. No edit done, except removing some dust spots due to scanning.
Shot on Kodak Safety 6043 Tri-X pan negative film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
Yes, I thought that this old fire hydrant is interesting, but at the time I had no idea yet, what Winnipeg had to offer.
Original colours. No edit done, except removing some dust spots due to scanning.
Shot on Kodak Safety 6043 Tri-X pan negative film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
This cute, but very messy bookshop. I wanted to work there, but never heard back from them.
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
Everything has its own place.
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
The beauty of a snowy winter in spring.
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
A bit too much of the handrail on the photo, but at least the streetcar is present.
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
Every city has its quirks. This is one of Toronto's.
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
A little bit of colour.
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
So which is better?
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
Can a mistake be a better than an original? You can decide in the next post.
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
Something for the creative juicers!
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
When the snow doesn't want to give up.
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
