STREET PHOTOGRAPHY WITH 35MM FILM #1 | MONOMAD CHALLENGE

Last weekend, I had a little free time in the morning. The weather was a bit cloudy with a light rain making me want to pull the blanket and go back to sleep. However, I suddenly remembered that I had something new to try, it was an old camera. And it seems this is the right time to try the camera. So I immediately got up, washed my face, and prepared my equipment, and of course, I didn't forget to bring my camera and film roll.

After everything was ready, I immediately turned on the motorbike and headed to the place with the most activity in the morning, namely the traditional market. Unfortunately, this morning's weather was unfortunate. I drove my motorbike to break through the drizzling rain covered in quite cold air. And finally, I arrived at my destination. Then I immediately parked the motorbike, loaded the film roll into the camera, and was ready to shoot.

It seems like everyone is getting ready to start their activities in the morning. As seen in the photo, there is a man taking water from the river, and also several people are seen boarding a motor boat sailing from the opposite city to my city and starting their activities.

I live in the city centre, across it is a small town and a river separates these two cities. For access to the city, it is usually using a motorboat and no other transportation for the time being.

Directly behind me. A woman is quite old and is ready to sell her wares, the woman is selling mangoes, and some customers are bidding to buy the fruit.

The photo above is of a fish collector walking down the street to collect fish that anglers have caught from the sea and then send them or sell them to other cities.

The last photo is the most exciting. For me, this photo is quite emotional. In the photo, an older man is seen bathing in river water during quite cold weather, and it is raining.

I can't say how I feel when I see this sight, I can only pray that we will always be given good fortune and health.

And I hope you like the photos from this old camera.
Thank you, Black and White Community.