rooftop grain

One of my new year resolution was to shoot one roll of film per month, and yet here I am on the mid of the fifth month, just developed the first roll I shot. Was actually taken around mid of April, I don't know what took me so long to develop.

I was actually expecting to be at this place earlier at the evening cause the ambience would be nicer, but we arrived there very late and it's so dark you can barely shoot anything. I got my 400 film with me which I pushed to 800, tho it still didn't help much. Should have pushed to 1600 but I'm grateful I didn't because I wouldn't have known howto process it with the C-41 process at the photolab.

I went back and forth to the photolab, they couldn't get it right because most of the films were underexposured. They didn't even cut the film because the border between each frame isn't clear. And the scan result was a big mess, they didn't scan within the right frame. But I managed to get it right and here's some frames that are quite okay. Haha.


ps. On the second from the last photo, I was actually aiming at two cute guys sitting at the bar but it doesn't showed at all, so just pretend I was showing the texture of the wall which is so cool. Hehe. Oh, if the photos look extremely horrible, try an apple screen, turn to maximum brightness, might look slightly better. or calibrate your monitor! huahaha.