F5

No, it's not a button on your keyboard. It's a flagship film camera Nikon used to make back in the day. It's also my birthday present from Mads. Believe it or not, I never shot film before (besides grabbing grandmother's point and shoot at a birthday party and missing a candle blowing shot or two), so I don't have stockpiles of negatives and prints. Just got plenty of hard drives. This is a whole new experience for me, nearly like working your way backwards in time while getting a greater appreciation for so many different aspects of photography. Shooting film these days has a wonderful feeling to it, not only in the feel of the picture after its developed, but how you feel walking around with a film camera amongst all the people slinging digitals. Daring to be different than the masses. Best thing is that all my lenses I use shooting digital work on the F5. Awesome. Here's a few color exposures from my first couple of rolls. Definitely looks better on paper, outa the digital realm. This is the noise I like :)

my first exposure, the lovely zara pup