To use up the last half of a roll of Portra 160 film, I went for a walk along the coast and then around the village of Yongchon.
This was the third attempt at the composition. In my failed attempts I cut out too much of the seaweed in the bottom left, I suspected the horizontal dock line wasn't straight, and I cut off the top of the boat on the right. Shameful, but I finally got what I wanted.
A less interesting but not bad version of the above picture with just one boat.
This tractor is used for raking the beach and for pulling fishing nets together.
The sign on this empty piece of land says the area is constantly being recorded by CCTV.
Yongchon Village. I'm not sure the darker green of the tree stands out enough against the lighter green of the rice fields.
Almost home. This massive wall is holding up an apartment complex. It makes me quite nervous, to tell the truth.
I love the look of film, but I'm not sure I have the computer skills to make scans look good. I'll have these printed soon and then I'll be able to judge better.
All taken on the Nikon F6.
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