'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe

I swear I'm not intentionally making this a weekly thing... but here I am, another Sunday evening, and another random film.

boggyb: *turns on scanner*
Scanner: whirr whirr whirr THUNK BUZZ BUZZ BUZZ

Okay, there'll be short interlude while I open the scanner and give it another dose of PTFE lubricant...

Scanner: whirr whirr groan grumble whirr

Close enough. One of these days I'll pick up some degreaser and do the job properly by removing the existing gunk. Anyway, today's random film is another roll of Fujicolor 200 with the label Green 1601. I'm going with the Fuji Super HR 200 Gen 2 preset this time (insert standard rant about film negative colour correction).

Most of the photos on this roll were from a walk on a sunny spring afternoon in 2017 near Lee-on-Solent, heading from Thatcher's Copse towards the Chilling Cliffs. In photography terms this was one of my more successful outings - most photos that I took came out quite well, so prepare for incoming picspam!

( Picspam! )

I mentioned the recent floods to Craig the other day, and he demanded that I post the photos I'd taken of the floods in Fareham. Well, here they are! These were taken way back on the 4th of January, at high tide. It should be noted that the tide on the 3rd was higher, by a good few inches (as the tide gauge in nearby Portsmouth shows), and that spooked the Environment Agency enough to phone my flat with a recorded flood warning (presumably they called all houses in the at-risk area as I've never registered for warnings). Unfortunately I don't have any photos from the 3rd as I didn't get back to Fareham until the afternoon after the tide had fallen somewhat.

( Flood photos )