Roll 33 and 34 / 52 Rolls of Film (Leica MP, Kodak Ektar 100 and TMax 400)

One of the great secrets of Bath and its wonderful skyline walk is Smallcombe Cemetery.

I stumbled upon it a few years ago and I love to return and walk amongst the gravestones nestled in one of Bath's beautiful valleys.

The volunteers who are currently looking after the cemetery have organised a photo competition as part of a National Lottery bid to help them preserve this corner of an English field.

Here are a selection of my entries... fingers crossed that I get a prize!

Roll 31 and 32 / 52 Rolls (Leica MP, Elite Chrome)

Two rolls from an English summer.

This was taken on the beautiful Crow Point on the North Devon coast. It is reached via a toll road, surrounded by a marsh and at the end is a long stretch of sandy beach. There were very few people there but there was this one shipwreck with perfect colours for slide film!

The second photo is from Budleigh Salterton. This film came back from Jessops in a strange mood! All the photos were under exposed and I'm not sure whether that was my fault or the labs fault. Still, this one has pleasing colours and composition...