In your bag 1107, Andy Midgley
Another day, another Andy. This time Andy has two bags for us. Check it out.
I was on here a long time ago with a different set up.
I am a landscape and location photographer in the UK as well as a photography lecturer at college.
This is my latest bag for days when I’m not working, and just taking pictures for myself.
The bag is a Billingham small Hadley which I’ve had for ages, and is just right for the way I work.
Newest camera to me here is the Nikon F3P. I’ve had other F3’s before and love their simple, solid and workmanlike feel and the way they work.
The F3P has a great raised shutter speed dial which is very easy to control and a lovely viewfinder. It has obviously seen life before it came to me but still works fine. I use it mostly with the Nikkor 35mm f2.
The X100 I bought from a friend, and is a fantastic sharp, small camera with a great OVF for the days when I don’t want the hassle of film.
I taped this one up as I really wanted a black one.
Torch for dark winter days, and a Leatherman multi tool.
Thanks Bellamy.
Andy Midgley.
www.andrewmidgleyphotography.com
7clicksaweek.tumblr.com
Thanks for sharing your bags with us, Andy. Ahhh, that F3 is stunning.
Check out the links and make sure you come and comment.
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Love it, a living Tool-Set.
Only hope our film manufacturers are not going to make film cost 18USD per roll, as planned for the mid-term.
I understood from reading between Ferrania’s Q&A lines and Kodak’s recent news, that the industry is planning to stepwise move us into paying 20-25 USD per 35mm film roll (considering total cost: film 15-18$, development 5-7$, simple scan 3-5$).
At the moment film is avaible in Germany around 4-12$ depending what 35mm type.
You keep film alive not by raising the total analog cost by 150%, but by motivating new people using it as a frequent creative tool.
Exactly what I carry in my daily bag, except 50/1.8 on F3 and X100S…great kit
Hi there! This is not fair, just when I was finally overcoming my GAS… I tried to avoid Nikon for several years, as I knew it was a path of non return… Alas, all those Nikon F are simply too good to ignore! Now I got myself a couple of good lens, and a Nikkormat FT2, but every time I see a Nikon F3 my heart skips a beat. And your kit is simple and wonderful… Lucky me, I do own a small black Billingham , and it proved to be “the definitive one”, so no more bag drooling :D
About Carlos’ comment, what I read in Ferrania’s kickstarter is their desire to produce film “at a reasonable cost”… Call me naive, but I’m hoping for the best.
Finally a bag and gear that looks like its actually being used! ;)
I love it!
Great looking bag.
Also nice tumbr page
One bag actually, but two pictures. Are you feeling okay Bellamy?
Haha, I noticed that. I am on holiday, hence my brain not working properly. Cheers.