Over the past several months I’ve been piling up the rolls of film from my Horizon 202. After getting a couple hours to sift through the negatives and do some scanning, here are the results. All of these pictures are shot on 35mm film, using a frame size of 24mm x 56mm. It’s one of the more interesting cameras I own.

This first photo is from Shallow Bay out near Cow Head on the west coast of Newfoundland. The beach is massive there and it’s so nice, very private and perfect for walking.

This is also from the west coast of the island, it’s Bonne Bay.

This is the beach at Green Gardens. I hiked out to the ocean and then went for a dip in the St. Lawrence. You can see more pictures from that here.

This is a top down view of the beach where I am sitting in the picture above.

This is the Tablelands located in Gors Morne. One of the most amazing places in the world. (above & below)

In Bonne Bay.

Just got a new roll from the panoramic camera developed. It sooo much fun shooting with this Horizon 202, partially because it’s a 2:1 58x24mm frame but also because it’s film.

Film, in case you’ve forgotten is that cool stuff from the 70′s and every frame is like a mystery… did it come out? did I frame it right? did I cover the lens with my thumb? The wait for feedback is kind of neat, because I tend to forget what it is I’ve shot on a single roll so once it’s developed I’m usually in for a surprise.

All of these photos were shot on Fuji iso200 film on a Horizon 202 panoramic film body. The community’s and coves featured are Brigus, St. John’s, Bauline, Gallows Cove, Stiles Cove and Hollow Cove near Pouch Cove.

If you like them, why not leave a comment and let me know! :)

Brigus Harbour | Click for Larger View in Lightbox

Shooting the Fens near Bauline | Click for Larger View in Lightbox

Gallows Cove Cow, Just Relaxin' | Click for Larger View in Lightbox

Stiles Cove | Click for Larger View in Lightbox

Brigus Boats | Click for Larger View in Lightbox

Hollow Cove | Click for Larger View in Lightbox