A while back, on a particularly lazy day, I finally resorted to clearing out my camera cupboard.  There was a drawer in there that has all sorts of rubbish in it.  UV filters, strap attachments, a few cable releases, all that kind of stuff.  Every photographer has at least one drawer like that.  If you ever need an obscure battery, ask a photographer.  They'll have 2 or 3 in that drawer! The sort of stuff that we keep because 'It might come in useful some day'.

We've all got a little extra time at the moment so I thought I'd share a few images that I've shot recently with a Widelux 6B.  I originally bought the camera off a famous auction website.  The one that rhymes with Fleabay. Big mistake…

Most of the people who read my blog posts will not have heard of Bellini. Or even know what a C41 process is.  Let's start by saying that whilst, from the title, this looks like it's going to be a pretty niche blog post, appealing to photographers who home process, there are some photographs to look at too.  So, if you're not massively into your home processing, scroll on and enjoy the images.