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Lomography’s Earl Grey was part of May’s Joe’s Film Box and is an ISO 100 black & white, panchromatic negative film that, according to Blue Moon Camera and Machine, is comparable and “possibly the exact same as” Fomapan 100 or Kentmere 100.

Whenever certain models are featured on this blog I get nostalgic about the memorable shoots we had together and for many reasons. And, get this, whenever I post any of these women’s images the Internet seems to love them.

I am semi-active on social media. I mostly use social media as another way to communicate with the readers my blogs and books telling them about new happenings or new and updated posts on this and my car photography website/blog. I also try to post photographs every day on Instagram as as well as Pinterest. Each week or month (I don’t remember which) the latter site sends me an email showing my most popular images.

Inflation is when you pay fifteen dollars for the ten-dollar haircut you used to get for five dollars when you had hair.—Sam Ewing

Here’s what’s in June’s Joe’s Film Box that continues a recent them of including one black and white and one color negative film. I’ve picked film that is are available from several sources but ordered mine from B&H Photo,

In my post about National Photo Month I challenged my readers—and most importantly, myself to load your favorite 35mm camera with a roll of film and make one image.