Portra 400 Film Selects from February and March

Looking through a new roll of developed film never gets old.

When I opened the package I remembered why I love film photography so much.

I picked up two rolls of portra 400 back in the beginning of February. With everything being closed I wasn’t able to get them until the other day.

Ever since I regularly started shooting with my point-and-click I haven’t felt the desire to use my 6D as much. I have a better time going out, taking snapshots and not worrying about the technical aspects of photography. I can click the shutter and capture the moment.

Quick and easy.

With that said, here are my portra 400 film selects from the months of February and March. I hope you enjoy!

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She’s taken care of kids all her life. One time I got in trouble so bad that she put me in a scissors lock until I apologised for being a brat to my sister. Now that I’m older she teaches me about child development and puts into perspective what it takes to be a parent. Love is always first, she tells me. Unconditional love.

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This might be my favourite photo from both rolls. Not because it’s aesthetically the best, but because the nostalgic value to me. Pictured here is Nana and Mica. I imagine coming across this photo 20 years from now in a stored-away album. I already cherish this one.

4. Through the clearing, Mt Hope Bridge. I went for a walk that ended up taking three hours. The minute details became profound, ordinary scenes were intrinsically meaningful and thats all I could ever want on a Spring afternoon.