A favorite pairing was selected as an added bit of distraction.
On to the task at hand. Photos.
I chose my last roll of Harman Phoenix 200, developed with Cinestill CS41. I think I have run my course with this film. It is not a bad film. It is just that it seems best suited for when you are looking for something different. I was reminded that this is a film that has a fair amount of grain, can be a little unforgiving exposure-wise, and really likes light, but can be a bit hazy with too much light. So most of the frames with less light available did not make the cut. I am glad they made it and applaud anything new. But now that I have run out of my initial stash I am not sure that I will purchase it again. Time will tell.
The occasion was an onsite visit to my day job. Here are the surviving frames.
Another successful analog therapy session.
Happy capturing.
-ELW
Eric L. Woods 
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