Shots in the dark
Well, the wait is over. Actually, it was partially over a week ago when a woman from Walgreens called to tell me the roll of film I sent in for processing contained no exposures. Nothing to pick up, no charge. She called again Tuesday, Aug. 24, to inform me the second roll was back and there were "lots of exposures" on this one. As it turns out, the 36-exposure roll netted 37 images. Not bad. Looking out from Reckless Records on MadisonStreet in Chicago. Roll No. 1 was shot with the vintage Rollei 35s, metered with an app on my iPhone. To be honest, I'm not sure the shutter was operating properly; there was no audible difference between an exposure at 1/15 and 1/500 of a second. Roll No. 2 went through the much newer and auto-everything Canon Sure Shot Z135. I carried it in my car for a few days and photographed a couple of roadside scenes of no consequence. I took pictures in the yard and around the house. I toted the Z135 on our trip to Central Camera in Chicago to del