Rolls shot, cameras carried and places photographed — notes from actually using the film rather than reading about it.
Brindley Place runs a friendly blossom photography competition each spring, and this year I finally entered it.
Three days in a faded Victorian seaside town on the Clyde, spent trying to turn it into a hard-boiled noir film with a pocket camera and a cartridge of 110.
A Keystone Everflash bought on eBay, a cartridge of Lomography Colour Tiger, and a walk round Gas Street Basin to find out whether either of them worked.