Here are some more examples of the long-discontinued Kodak T400CN black and white film in Athens, Greece (see the previous article on using T400CN again). Being long expired (the film, not me), I exposed it at Exposure Index 50 in my Leica M2 camera. It is a bit limiting in dark places, but I was careful to hold steadily, so even exposures of 1/30 or 1/60 of a second look fine.
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| Athenas Street with Monasteraki Square in the distance (Leica M2, 21mm ƒ/4.5 Zeiss Biogon lens) |
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| Mrs. Poppy's souvenir store in the Plaka (21mm ƒ/4.5 Zeiss Biogon lens) |
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| Anafiotika kitty (below the Acropolis) |
Kitties in the twisty winding alleys below the Acropolis are a thing. I saw two photographers with big lenses concentrating on cat portraits.
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| Anafiotika artwork (21mm Biogon lens) |
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| Anafiotika artwork (21mm Biogon lens) |
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| First Cemetery, Athens (35mm ƒ/2 Summicron lens) |
First Cemetery is the resting place for generations of prominent Athenian citizens, including politicians, poets, authors, and even Heinrich Schliemann.
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| Seattle Sonics having a coffee at carpo, Psychico |
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| Beetle in front of traditional villa, Psychico |
I remember when Psychico was full of traditional 2-floor villas. My parents rented on in the 1950s. But now, and quickly, Psychico is becoming a suburb of apartment buildings.
Northeast Photographic in Bath, Maine, processed the film in standard C-41 chemistry. I scanned the film with a Nikon Coolscan 5000ED scanner, controlled by NikonScan 4.03 software.
