Tag Archives: Film Photography

Tesco Lotus, Lamai, Fuji Superia X-TRA 400

by Matthew Posted on May 15, 2017

Making the eyeballs bleed of all who gaze upon it – this is the Supermarket Bok/eh!™ Series.

Nikon FM2 / Fuji Superia X-TRA 400 / 24mm

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Coffee-In-a-Bag

by Matthew Posted on May 8, 2017

Coffee in a bag.

Nikon FM2 / Kodak Portra 400

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Somewhere in Koh Samui – Kodak Portra 400

by Matthew Posted on May 5, 2017

Im not sure exactly where these photos were taken. We got a bit lost. Either in the South or the West of the island.

Mamiya C220 / Kodak Portra 400

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Supermarket Bokeh – Fuji Superia Venus 800

by Matthew Posted on April 25, 2017

More silliness – the supermarket bokeh series! The 759 store in Wan Chai this time. Wonderful.

Nikon F100 / Fuji Superia Venus 800

I’m not particularly impressed by the Superia Venus 800. The extra stop isn’t worth the extra grain.

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Log on a Beach, Fuji Pro 400

by Matthew Posted on April 12, 2017

I’m not sure how or why this log was on the beach – I think it was placed there but I don’t know the reason for that either.

Mamiya C220 / Fuji Pro PN400N

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