Manilenya

There you see the four reasons why I love to shoot with film, the fifth? I don’t need to edit them.

It is not Yashica Sunday yet, but, I am loving’ every minute I spend my time on taking pictures with the vintage camera and I didn’t care if I need to develop my films twice in two days, call it overstated but it did take my breath away when I saw that most of them has the potential for posting.

I told Anthony earlier that I am going to break away from my DSLR for now, and I bought two boxes of three rolls right after that.

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I am loving’ every minute I click the shutter of my Yashica. It feels like the old days that make me love it more.

By the way, this weekly Yashica post is inspired by Ida Nielsen’s Yashica Thursday and all the photographer who found the real art in film photography.

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This is going to be fun, I decided to make my Yashica posts a weekly activity, that is if I don’t get short of fund.  I hope I won’t and I hope somebody could buy me a coffee too since this blog is not generating any income to support this hobby.

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I have been browsing Yashica camera the whole time I am online, although I have seen some photographs taken with Yashica fx-7 (the one I am using right now), it is clear to me that the Yashica mat 124G is the most popular one for some photobloggers who are shooting with film.

The mat 124G is so prepossessing in appearance and it takes equally beautiful pictures too, but I am currently incapable to buy a new toy.

Aside from that, I only got my Yashica fx-7 and I am exploring it with the cheapest film I got from a thrift store.

Right now, I am happy with some of the photos I created from my first film roll.

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