Analog Therapy/100 Men In Black Male Chorus Ensemble/The Durham Bulls: Lomography MC-A Take 2 – Ilford Delta 100.
This is another post of me trying to play blog post catch up. The usual pattern is some pictures, some blog posts, some pictures, some blog posts, etc. Recently this shifted to pictures, pictures, pictures, and so forth. While pictures have not slowed much, there has been enough of a lull where I can get back to it.
Why do I say Lomography MC-A Take 2?
I am glad I imagined that you asked.
As documented in recent posts…
…after being very happy with it for a good while some issues arose. More details can be found in the post above, but it came down to two issues.
- Camera would shut off requiring the battery be pulled.
- Frames would be dropped for no apprent reason.
After some back and forth to confirm the issue Lomography support did right by me and sent me a replacement camera.
And I am happy to report that it workd perfectly.
Motivation.
I brought this analog rig along with a couple of Pentax cameras.
The occasion.
Documenting 100 Men In Black singing the anthem at a Durham Bulls baseball game. Our first performance of this song since Kap took a knee 10 years ago.
The film.
Ilford Delta 100 developed at home with Cinestill df96.
The pics.
The arrival.
On to the staging area.
On to the field. It was college night so the mascots from local colleges were in attendance.
After an inning or so I remembered that I do not follow sports. My lack of attention span took over and I headed out.
On the way to the parking deck.
Parking deck.
Thoughts.
I am very relieved that this new Lomography MC-A copy is functioning properly. Well done Lomography. Customer service much appreciated.
Another successful bit of analog therapy.
Happy capturing.
-ELW
Eric L. Woods 