It’s rare that I shoot the same film stock back-to-back — but, like last time, I’ve gone with Fujifilm 200. It’s not my favourite, but it’s far easier to find (and cheaper) than Fuji 400, and it behaves surprisingly well in low sun.

These shots are from various spots around Glasgow. Toward the end of the roll, I headed over to Port Glasgow. You’ll notice a few frames of the Clune Park Estate — infamously dubbed Scotland’s Chernobyl. This will feature more heavily in the upcoming rolls. Sadly, no ferris wheel, abandoned reactor building, or elephant’s foot here… but I’m glad I managed to document it before the estate disappears for good.

// -- TECHNICAL NOTES --
// camera: minolta x-300
// film: fujifilm 200
// roll: 022