Trying to learn some basic film photography.
I have a newfound appreciation for pre-digital, pre-autofocusing era photographers, especially those who took wildlife or other often-moving subject photos. Attempting to take pictures of the cats I live with with a manual focus and fixed lens has been a lesson in patience and reflexes.
Two rolls of film later, I have just two vaguely-presentable, somewhat-in-focus images of a cat. Both are taken with a Canon AE-1 Program using Ilford HP5 Plus black and white film, developed with Cinestill Df96 B&W Monobath, and scanned with a dusty Minolta Revive 5.
