My first time using Portra 160 went pretty well in my opinion. Ya'll already know I brought out the Pentax 67 for the fun. Originally I wanted to shoot this only in Black & White, but didn't want to risk not grabbing this concept in color. Which version do you guys like more?
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Taking a risk with the Pentax 67 on Portra 160
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