Logan Garrett
@lgngrrtt.bsky.social
Premier wannabe amateur-photographer.
Making photos with a Nikon F3+Nikkor, an Olympus OM20+Zuiko, and a Zorki 4+Jupiter 8.
All photos are processed by me in my home. Sometime my cat helps.
Unfortunately Arkansas.
Making photos with a Nikon F3+Nikkor, an Olympus OM20+Zuiko, and a Zorki 4+Jupiter 8.
All photos are processed by me in my home. Sometime my cat helps.
Unfortunately Arkansas.
This makes me feel that much better about never having spent a penny at Me & McGee.
February 19, 2025 at 6:50 AM
This makes me feel that much better about never having spent a penny at Me & McGee.
I do the same with music.
February 17, 2025 at 7:20 AM
I do the same with music.
This “Leica” was made in “Germany.”
February 16, 2025 at 6:19 AM
This “Leica” was made in “Germany.”
I bought a print of this when I was at the MoMA last summer. I should really get around to matting and framing it one of these days.
February 14, 2025 at 10:51 PM
I bought a print of this when I was at the MoMA last summer. I should really get around to matting and framing it one of these days.
I’ll bust out my Zorki!
February 13, 2025 at 5:59 AM
I’ll bust out my Zorki!
I need to defrost the HP5 I’ve got.
Delta 3200 was nice the first time I shot it, but was pretty flat the next time. I tried P3200 which is supposed to resolve skin better but the images were also flat. I shot Tri-X at 1,600 and was reminded why it’s been the high speed b&w standard for decades.
Delta 3200 was nice the first time I shot it, but was pretty flat the next time. I tried P3200 which is supposed to resolve skin better but the images were also flat. I shot Tri-X at 1,600 and was reminded why it’s been the high speed b&w standard for decades.
February 13, 2025 at 3:58 AM
I need to defrost the HP5 I’ve got.
Delta 3200 was nice the first time I shot it, but was pretty flat the next time. I tried P3200 which is supposed to resolve skin better but the images were also flat. I shot Tri-X at 1,600 and was reminded why it’s been the high speed b&w standard for decades.
Delta 3200 was nice the first time I shot it, but was pretty flat the next time. I tried P3200 which is supposed to resolve skin better but the images were also flat. I shot Tri-X at 1,600 and was reminded why it’s been the high speed b&w standard for decades.