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Took on a trip to Bangor Wales on a lovely summers day!
Never been much into nature photography, mainly because I have the patience of a small orange-coloured fish related to the common carp.
But I saw this little white bird up the harbour, against a black background and had a pop.
"Th'ass an ee-grut buy," some old boy with one of those massive telescopes said.
This was quite a pull-up, ie about a third of the frame but still sharp and not too-grainy.
Loved the not too lumpy pictures of the boats from a right dull old day as well.
The Wondies always seem to exceed expectations when you ping them XP2.
I wanted a nice and cheap film to run through an old film camera which I inherited to make sure it was all working, and I must say I was extremely pleased with this roll. There was lovely character to it with a rough grain, and was very contrasty too. Would recommend to anyone who wants a good black and white film to use.
My fave B&W - I have shot a few rolls now through other cameras, always consistent - Highly recommended - low res supplied for review - the high res you can count the bricks of the architecturally brutalist Guidford Cathedral.
I've taken to using XP2 as a test roll, as being a C41 film it's convenient to get developed by high street stores with a quick turnaround - that being said, I'm often impressed by it's sharpness and latitude when compared to my usual preference of HP5 & Kentmere 400, and scans well!
Dog photo: Konica Hexar RF & Voigtlander 35mm 1.4 Nokton
Canal photo: Minox 35 EL
