35mm at a hockey game

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I was fortunate enough to receive a press pass for a Lethbridge Hurricanes game to accompany my best friend Cody to help him shoot some behind the scene video. Of course I brought my camera with me to see if I could capture the game well on film. I’m super happy with the results and it was an incredible learning experience to better comprehend my focus distancing in fast paced settings. The film is ilford hp5 pushed 2 stops to 1600. 

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