Managed to get some leftovers of The Odyssey in Morocco where Nolan filmed the initial scenes in February 2025

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First roll of analog film in over 20 years, first time developing my own film ever. Lots of turds, but I’m happy with a few of the shots.

Just to share this picture scanned with a Nikon LS-5000. No PT, no filter.

Edit* the lens was Nokton 35mm f/1.4!

Current portfolio as a still new photographer, looking for opinions and critique, please.

North Adams

Self Dev & Scan.

Mount Timpanogos, taken Tuesday, the 13th of October, 2026.

Also had a Nikonos V which allowed me to take underwater pictures. So also use different films throughout. But traveled around Indonesia over many weeks and discovered a lot. Indonesia is truly a special place, cannot recommend it enough. After a long time there you realize there is still so much beauty left to see. Here you see some of my highlights. Please let me know your thoughts!

I managed to shot panoramic photos with my custom modified Fujica GM670 and the 50mm f/5.6. The modifications allow you to use 35mm canisters much more like a conventional 35mm camera. I modified both the camera body and the 65mm viewfinder. for the body there is a custom mask, cassette holders, and a take-up spool which can be unlocked from within the camera and rewound without a dark bag/room. For the viewfinder it shows the frame lines by having light selectively go through a mask, I designed a new one with the panoramic frame lines for the 50mm and 100mm lenses.

Three modifications to the body and one to the viewfinder make this possible. but they don't prevent its normal use with 120 film, so it is effectively now a dual-format camera. Two modifications are non-reversible though, I was nervous doing it. One is just some grippy tape on the rollers so the film counter works.

The aspect of using the camera which is not like a normal 35mm camera is you need to extend the film with a leader so you don't waste film, but if done right you can get 19-20 exposures on a 36 exposure roll. This is the same as a 220 roll, so you set the camera to 220 and the film counter works.

A basketball game in Bangkok, Thailand. This was my first time using the Hasselblad, I didn’t have a tripod so this was taken on the ground with a phone to level. Really looking forward to getting to know the camera a bit better but I’m happy with this shot.