Bruges. Taken with an Agfa Isola 1 (1970 consumer level medium format camera) on Ilford FP4+ 125 ISO developed in Ilfosol 3. Scanned on an Epson v500 and processed in Photoshop CS2. I'm continuously struck by how I'm taking photos with a technology which has been around for ages, yet once i put it on screen for display most people would now assume it was taken with a digital camera. It is a testament, possibly, to digital camera manufacturers that this is the case, but more so i think it is testament to the fact that film is technologically still valid - it just isnt as convenient. It is my use of both technologies which strikes me as an interesting comment on the technological advancement which the pre-digital camera underwent as it would be difficult to place the date of the above photo or the medium used to take it without an author's comment on it or an exif file. In other words - big up those 150 years of cameras before digital kicked in! The above presentation was inspired by an accident in my digital processing, but i thought, considering the scene is fairly timeless, it fit the above sentiment very well. Enjoy! Rich