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Casey had a hell of an eye for quiet compositions and subtle color. Thanks for going through his images Echi, I'll stay tuned and enjoy the celebration of his talents. I miss him. I remember those print exchanges, and the sticker shock when I learned how much it was going to cost me to send a print

I guess this old watch has stuck like glue! I don't collect watches anymore but it was cool to check in here and see an old school Minerva. They're still close to my heart.

Great watch by the way, a true rarity! Here's what the Valjoux 71 movements looked like back in the '40s in a 38mm case. My watch has a solid case back but I had a display back made for it too as I like to see the old movement go, decorations or no decorations. The way they finished your movement is

That film aged quite well imho. Glad to see this.

I’ve been developing it myself but haven’t tried pushing color film before. I think the issue is with metering or the camera but we’ll see soon. I may switch cameras for the next roll which should narrow the variables.

I haven’t seen that review (What’s KR?) but it’s interesting that the shutter in that case was slow, which would make the pictures brighter and my situation is the opposite. I’m wondering now if something is happening with developing. I’ll make notes. ;-)