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I picked up my 6x6 cm medium format Seagull camera a few months ago. I wanted to consciously explore the square format as opposed to the 24x36 mm format that I am used to. These pictures are from my first roll, taken in August.

It is a slow process since there is only 12 pictures on a roll of 120-film and they cost a bit of money to buy and develop. Also the process of taking pictures is slow, but in a good way. Slow for me at least, since I am rusty in using this kind of camera - a TLR (Twin Lens Reflex) held at chest level.


This is a topic that I aim to come back to in future posts.

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