270/366 If a tree falls in the woods its ghostly trunk is sometimes turned into a plaything for children.

Returning back to the trees and forests of Switzerland, one fine Summer day I decided to head out exploring with two new black and white films from Lomography, Babylon and Fantôme. Both of these films are ultra slow at ISO 13 and 8, respectively, which meant I would be looking to photograph with a wide aperture. Armed with my trusty Noctilux f1 I was even able to shoot handheld at reasonable shutter speeds inside the forest. The results from the Babylon combined with the Noctilux are ultra dreamy in a way I love. You’ll be seeing more of this combination, I’m sure.