Nice set of Photos. Got a question. I own several AI and Ai-S lenses and a Nikon D7000. Did you have any issues with mounting the lens to the camera? Also, can you still shoot the camera in a priority mode such as shutter speed priority or apperture mode? Thanks. Jim

Don. That would put you at or very near the eye wall of the Hurricane. I bet that was some ride. Glad you made it thru the other side. Jim.

I am grateful for them. The eye of the storm came in around Waveland Mississippi. Everybody on the southeast side of Katrina got the worst winds and tidal surge which was around 30 feet. Katrina taught me a valuable lesson that material things are not important. They can be taken away in a matter of hours by some natural disaster. I work with a young lady at the courthouse here in Biloxi who was a young girl when Katrina hit. Her parents put her up in a large Oak tree to ride out the storm because the tidal surge took their home out to sea.

Katrina hit in 2005. I was living on the beach in Long Beach Mississippi. That storm took everything I owned except my car at the time. Where I live now also suffered considerable damage. Jim.

Congrats to the LSU Tigers. Great win and a great season. Hotty Toddy. Jim.

Something about film that makes these photos interesting. Great shots. Thanks for sharing. Jim.

Nice image. Love the French Quarter. Jim.

Your bargain camera appears to work just fine. Nice shots. Jim.

Congratulations. You are now the proud owner of Nikons flagship camera of 1980. Buy some film and have fun with it. By the way post some pics. for us on this forum. Jim.

If it does not work out Used Photo Pro has several in great condition. I bought my F3 from them and it works great. Good luck. Jim.

Will do. Thanks.

I am relatively new to photography. I just bought an old film camera and shot a roll of HP5 thru it. I liked the look of it. Can you recommend another brand of B&W film for me to use. Thanks. Jim.

Very nice work. Ilford HP5 is a good film. Jim.

Thank You. I totally agree. This picture came straight out of the camera. No PP. I do not think my computer is capable of PP film images. Got to look into that. Nevertheless, for a 40 +/- year old camera and a lense which is probably older than the camera, it looks pretty nice. Jim.

Taken with an old film camera and Ilford HP5 film.

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