On the weekend I finished processing the last of my 4" x 5" negatives that were exposed in 2015. The year included a total of 439 shots. The last couple batches were some of the more obscure films that are either new to me, or that I don't shoot very often. I always accumulate this exposed film until I have enough sheets to justify running a larger batch, and making better use of the chemistry. The last few batches of the 2015 year were FP4+ given N+1 development in HC-110, Rollei RPX-25 given Normal development in Rodinal, and the last one J&C Classic 200 given N+1 in HC-110. The very last image that was processed was a shot of the Maligne River in Jasper, taken on the 2015 Fall Photo Weekend with the Monochrome Guild. A scan of that image is included below, as well as one taken just hours prior, up along the Pyramid Lake Road. I am now continuing with processing my negatives from 2016 and 2017. I exposed over 500 sheets in 2016, and have shot a little over 400 so far in 2017. Many of those have already been processed, but there still quite a few remaining. It will likely be at least several more months before I complete the next year.
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