Posts tagged ‘35mm’

March 20, 2013

Winter….

by Patricia

Here’s a photo from February. Warmer days are just around the corner…riiight?

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Canon AE-1 | Fujifilm Pro 800z

March 8, 2013

Café Pamenar

by Patricia

It’s been a while, but I finally got a roll of film developed. I decided to take my chances and push my 800 film by one stop, which, for those wondering, means it was developed at 1200 instead of 800. (Oh man, I hope I got that correct. I think that’s what it means.) The shadows are bit washed out, the grains are very noticeable, but I like the contrast. The highlights on these shots are way overblown, as expected, but I can live with that. I have better results in other interior shots. More to come!

Also, cool story: Leo sat back to back with Sook Yin Lee, that’s her on the bottom left corner.

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Canon AE-1 | Fuji Pro 800z, pushed +1

Also, if you’re wondering, I got this film developed and scanned at Toronto Image Works.

Café Pamenar
307 Augusta Avenue (Kensington Market) | Yelp

December 14, 2012

Happy Friday!

by Patricia

BHH BLOG | Keriwa Cafe
Canon AE-1 | Kodak Portra 400……Keriwa Cafe from way back.

What are you looking forward to this weekend? Leo is heading off to Los Angeles and Las Vegas on Saturday morning – *womp* *womp*. It won’t be too lonely of a week for me though. Baking sessions have been planned as well as a much needed scheduled brunch with new friends! I might even squeeze in some exercise. Who knows.

Have a happy Friday and stay warm!

November 21, 2012

Montreal: Le Couteau

by Patricia








Montreal has the best cafés around.

Le Couteau
4627 Rue Saint Denis | Website

November 19, 2012

Montreal: L’Express

by Patricia


Where does Joe Beef’s David McMillan go for French-Canadian food in Montréal? Where everyone goes to eat in Montréal.

That’s what it seemed like anyway.

L’Express is the quintessential (North American) French bistro. Unpretentious, busy, loud, maybe a bit tacky, but overall, not a bad place to go. The menu is huge, so there’ll be something for everyone, and they like to serve you giant jars of pickles to munch on. Best of all, the wine list starts at $6 a glass.

We had the scallop ceviche (special of the night), steak frites, quail on wild rice, and shared a crème caramel.

Restaurant L’Express
3927 Rue Saint Denis | Website

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