Last of the Carrie Furnace set

I wanted to upload these before I forgot about them. These are some pictures I took with a Yashica-A at the abandoned carrie steel furnace.

The rest of the pictures from the furnace can be found here







These were shot on Kodak Ektar. While being a wonderful film with vibrant colors, it's kinda unforgiving if you dont get the exposure right. Makes pictures come out a little washed out looking.
That said I absolutely love medium format and I wish it wasnt such an expensive habit to get into.

What?

This is perhaps the strangest double exposure I've ever seen. Can you see it? No? Look a little closer.. It freaked me out the first time I saw it. I'm not entirely sure how this happened.

Quarter Pipe

Absolute fuck up on my part really. I really like this picture, but i messed it up by leaking light into the roll (accidentally) after i took it out of the camera. What a shame.

Karmann Ghia

Possibly the prettiest name for a car ever. This karmann ghia lies abandoned near where I live. I'm loving the Ektar 100 film these were shot on, the colors are so rich. I have to try to find some on 35mm soon.

Just outside Phipps conservatory

Joe, behind our house.
This was taken with that Yashica A a friend lent me.