35 | Lilly Schwartz Photography & Art

What else could follow after a 35°C day other than a thunderstorm and a few days of rain? Well, wet ISO 1600 weather was what we had all day and I didn’t even bother taking the camera while running errands, because I still don’t know how to push Fomapan without immense amounts of fog. I’ll just wait until the weather is more on my side and continue shooting then. At least it’s cooler now which means that I can develop the Mamiya roll I shot yesterday and I even have new 35mm negative sleeves so that I can use the rainy days to make more progress on the development front. Now I only need to mix the last litre of my Fuji Hunt C41 Kit and I’ll be all set for another batch of Argentina pictures. It never quite ends, does it?

Today I’m showing you another roll from our trip in April, shot in a park. Over there parks are always good places for street photography because they are usually full of people on weekends. And they do more than just walk around in circles too! Parks are also good places for shooting with the Rollei – in the city things normally get way too hectic -, but more about this with the next roll from the trip!

All pictures taken with: Leica M6, Zeiss ZM C-Biogon 35mm f/2.8.
dm Paradies 400 developed in Fuji Hunt C41 Kit, Jobo CPE-2.