double houton

I keep trying to remember that my Nikon has a double exposure button, I did for this film.. I have about another 3 or 4 films to develop and scanning takes forever... So the portrait part is one direction and the landscape is when I turned 180 degrees - I was on a passenger only pier. It's black and white film that can go through the colour processing which is handy
Kodak BW400CN film
developed in Tetenal C41 kit

[still crappy sailor]

I like it. Its a bit disorientating when trying to view it for details, but when viewed as an abstract photo it is just brilliant!

[kali]

I think I like this better 90 degrees anti clock... lol

[Rachel]

Had to look it up on big screen to see properly, pretty cool!

[Rachel Withey]

This is intriguing me. Like @kali66 I'm needing to turn my head to view it! Keep coming back to it

[diabolical mastermind of dark darkened darkly darkness]

a nice retro-reminiscence; it reminds me of turn-of-the-century nautical pictures of passenger ships. i feel the analogue nature of this clearly heightens the experience.