Yes, this roll of film is out of sequence and it is because it is slide film which takes a couple of weeks to be developed... I have had to be extra patient.
Kodak stopped making slide film a few months ago and I bought as many rolls as I could find. I love the deeper colours that slide film produces compared to colour negative film. I will miss it when it has all gone.
These photos were taken on a Leica iiig, which was manufactured in the late 1950's. It is a beautifully made an fully mechanical (no batteries required) metal camera. It is a real joy to use despite having to use two viewfinders (one to focus and then one to compose the photo).
Kodak stopped making slide film a few months ago and I bought as many rolls as I could find. I love the deeper colours that slide film produces compared to colour negative film. I will miss it when it has all gone.
These photos were taken on a Leica iiig, which was manufactured in the late 1950's. It is a beautifully made an fully mechanical (no batteries required) metal camera. It is a real joy to use despite having to use two viewfinders (one to focus and then one to compose the photo).
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