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Saint Johns Park Area With Olympus Trip 35

I shot an entire roll around Saint Johns Bridge and the surrounding area on the Olympus Trip 35. I tried overexposing this roll by one stop — by using ISO 400 film and setting the camera to 200 — which totally worked how I hoped it would. I got way more shadow detail without blowing out the sky at all. I took a bunch of photos on my Nikon FM2 at the same time using the same technique, so it’ll be interesting to see how those compare when I scan them.

The St. Johns Bridge, its arches and suspension cables framed by trees at sunset, with a glowing sky in the background.
A Snow White doll with a knife, perched atop a metal fence.
The St. Johns Bridge viewed from below, framed by trees, with sunlight filtering through and scattered clouds in the sky.
The St. Johns Bridge viewed from underneath with sunlight glowing as it sets over distant hills.
St. Johns Bridge viewed from below against a blue sky.
Carlos Chavez mural with graffiti, a butterfly, and bold lettering on a warehouse near railroad tracks in soft afternoon light.
Railroad tracks leading toward the St. Johns Bridge, framed by industrial buildings, trees, and red foliage under a muted, cloudy sky.
Wide view of the St. Johns Bridge, industrial buildings, and parked trucks framed by trees under a cloudy sky.
The St. Johns Bridge framed by a row of red-leafed trees and industrial buildings near railroad tracks under a partly cloudy sky.
Railroad crossing sign covered in graffiti, silhouetted against the sky as the sun sets behind scattered clouds.
The St. Johns Bridge viewed from a dock, with the sun glowing through its structure and the water reflecting soft evening light.
The St. Johns Bridge spanning above construction cranes and the river, with soft clouds and sunlight peeking through the cables.
Industrial buildings lining the river, their reflections rippling on the water, with forested hills rising in the background.
A figure sitting on a fallen log at the river’s edge, gazing across the water at industrial buildings and forested hills.

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