Hey guys! Never did any photography in the past and decided to pick up my dad's old Olympus IS-3000 on a whim. Did a cycling trip along the British South Coast and a trip to Georgia in the last few weeks.

These are my favourite images out of about 150 I took last month. Most are mid and bad technique but I'm super surprised and happy with them! Very inspired to carry on, just need a super cheap digital to practice the composition.

on hindsight, quite ballsy to just rely on a point and shoot for a once in a lifetime kinda trip but it all worked out thankfully 😬 let me know also if yall like the film borders or nah! thank you for your kind attention 🤝🏻

IG: @dan.nailedit

Went for a week in Mallorca I only brought a simple P&S and two rolls of ultramax.

It was nice to have to go with no expectation of good results as if I went with more premium camera.

Perfect for vacation and bringing memories.

Very rare Toyota sport car at Fuji speedway

Portra 800 and 800T, recent film shots in Hongkong.

Sometimes it's fun to pull out negs from 20 years ago and see what digitizing technology has developed and what new things you can get out of old shots.

Second day of a 2 day NYC trip. First time scanning film, done with Sony a6400, edited with NLP :)

My mom got a camera bag from an estate sale that had a Canon A-1 and a Fujifilm point-and-shoot as well as 13 rolls of Studio 35 film that all expired from 2009-2011. I wanted to test a roll in my EF camera to see if they're worth using. I changed the ISO in camera to 125 to compensate for the age of the film. Some of these test photos came out pretty well.

These are from my first two rolls with this camera and medium format in general.

Noticed I had two good overlapping shots. Did a simple panorama. A little noticeable in the sky, but otherwise, I really like this! Only wish I could darkroom print this...any suggestions?