Analog Therapy: A Quick Trip To The Beach, A Bistro, & Great Company.
Subtitle: How Is That For A Wordy Title, Huh?
Let’s get to it.
A Quick Trip.
Read this somewhere.
“Those who say go big or go home do not take into consideration how much I really like being home.”
Welp… My wife dynamited me out of my house. Her sister is in town, and they planned a trip to the beach. They were kind enough to include me. So I went. Outer Banks. Never been. Kill Devil Hills, NC.
Sheesh. What a name. Anyhoo.
On my second day, my wife looked up a breakfast spot.
I recommend it highly. We sampled a few things. And all of it was good, but a special mention goes to their Shrimp & Grits.
The best Shrimp & Grits I have had, not made by my wife.
The manager was great also.
Like my wife, she is also an attorney, and she, my wife, and my sister-in-law hit it off.
So. Great company.
My better half on the right and my sister in law on the left.
Have made a similar post about digital images captured.
This time the topic is film. Medium format film, to be specific.
On to the pics. The camera.
The film.
A favorite of mine. CatLABS Color XFilm 100. I have been a fan since the forst roll I tried.
As usual, developed at home with Cinestill CS41.
The pics.
Thoughts.
As much as makes no sense, I almost always like film images better than digital. The images from the prior post are fine. But these images are more pleasing to me, especially the portraits. Two things play a large role in this.
- The film. CatLABS film is a favorite of mine for a reason.
- The camera. Portraits with this camera using the popup flash are phenomenal.
Well, that wraps things up for this post.
Happy capturing.
-ELW
Eric L. Woods 
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