620 colour film in the Kodak Brownie
After being slightly underwhelmed by the experience of shooting two different Kodak Brownie 620 variants with black and white film, Alastair gets inspired by images shot by William Christenberry and spools up a roll of colour film to try a new walkabout experiment.
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