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cameracoyote.bsky.social
Amethyst ΘΔ
@cameracoyote.bsky.social
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NSFW 🔞 | Autistic OCD level 22 she/it coyote thing 🏳️‍⚧️ ΘΔ | Mesopotamian pagan, bibliophile, film photographer, nature lover 🍃 | Likes latex a bit too much.

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cameracoyote.bsky.social
Going through my backlog, this is the last roll of film I shot with this camera before gifting it to a friend.

#nikon N75, 28-80mm f/3.3-5.6 AF G, #kentmere 200 @ 50.

#filmphotography #photography #analog #35mm #architecture #abstract #ilfordphoto
A black and white photo of a building's second floor façade. A pillar divides seven vertical window panels, three to its left and four to its right. A close-up black and white photo of the corner of a brick building. The left face of the building is in shadow, while the right is not. White rocks and the building's concrete foundation meet at the bottom of the frame. A black and white photo of the corner of a building's second floor and roof. Cutouts and a pillar between windows create additional shadows, and tree branches surround the building from the top and right side of the frame. A black and white photo of a tall grass plant against a brick background. The left edge of the frame is a concrete pillar, and the bottom is made up of dirt and short bushes.
November 27, 2025 at 8:46 PM
cameracoyote.bsky.social
Trying to be more active on here.

Went hiking/photographing through some wildflower meadows a couple weeks back, and I'm proud of these images.

#photography
A dirt path curves through a field of wildflowers. There are green pine trees off to the left down the hill, and mountains with patches of snow still on them in the center of the image. The sky is an even light-blue with wispy clouds. The top third of the image is light-blue sky. The middle third is mountainous background. The bottom portion, sloping down from the right-side middle of the image to the bottom left corner, is a field of yellow wildflowers.
July 31, 2025 at 11:03 PM