Two last shots. Was a very productive hour in the air. I shot about 50 images though – which in medium format is a ridiculous number for such a large format (and expensive! – about $50 in film and developing fees). Still, was worth it :)

Pentax 67ii on Velvia 50, Lab processed

Pentax 67ii on Ektachrome E100 VS, Lab processed

Velvia 50

This is Rio… I had four exposures of Velvia 50 left in my camera – but had accidentally set the camera to 220 film (instead of 120). The film advance wind was extremely stiff to turn so I figured I may be looking at a ruined roll of film (or scratched or whatever). At the very best I guessed I’d have lost a couple of images so I just wanted to finish the roll off and rattled through four shots of Rio. I got it developed and it turns …

Last colour images I intend to share from my Yellowstone trip (the rest are B&W)… Shot 5 rolls of film and have what I feel like are some good keepers, so overall pleased (although overall, the hit rate was lower than with B&W).

Fujichrome Velvia 50, lab developed

Fujichrome Velvia 50

Unforgettable sunrise at one of the higher parts of Yellowstone. During the winter, is only reachable by snow rigged vehicles (which we hired for a day with a guide).

Fuji Velvia 50