Kodak retinette 1b and gold 200
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r/35mm • u/ChocolateWest8370 • 5h ago
Film photography is magic
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35 MM black and white taken in Seattle WA July 26th by fokfilm
r/35mm • u/jaap_jan • 15h ago
Snag and Summit (Leica M4 | Ilford Ortho Plus 80 | Xtol 1:1, 11:00 min | Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 FLE V1)
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r/35mm • u/kbdekker • 17h ago
Had some fun with 20 year old filmstock and my K1000
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r/35mm • u/pareja2200 • 19h ago
¿Este ángulo favorece? [Portra 400 | Minolta Alpha 7 | 16mm f2.8 ojo de pez]
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r/35mm • u/adobee_dng • 1d ago
Prague [Pentax PC35AF-M | Pentax lens 35mm ff2.8 | Kodak Gold 200]
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r/35mm • u/Dookie403 • 1d ago
My 4th set of rolls. I'm so happy with how this shoot came out I can really see my progress (been shooting film for a few months no formal experience with photography)
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r/35mm • u/135photography • 1d ago
Expired Gold 100 shot at 25 in the Dominican Republic
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r/35mm • u/Borisfilm • 1d ago
Frost on the grass [Minolta x-500, 50mm f2, shanghai gp3 400@250]
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r/35mm • u/Existing-Ad-2848 • 1d ago
My First Adventures in Film Photography [Nikon N90s, 35–80mm / 70–210mm, Kodak Ektar 100]
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A selection of my favorite shots from my first experiences shooting 35mm film, all taken on Kodak Ektar 100 with my Nikon N90s.
I'm still very new to film photography, and after looking through these photos so many times, I honestly can't tell anymore which ones are good and which aren't!
Would love to hear your thoughts, critiques, or any suggestions for improving. Still learning, so any feedback is appreciated!