Where is this?

[westward10]

Been sorting through some pics and came across this. I have a thing for piers and would have been working in the area but cannot place where this is, I thought Worthing, Brighton and Eastbourne but fairly certain it isn't them. It has an odd tone because it was shot on Lomo retro slide film, yes film.
Any ideas.

 

[nicebutdim]

No idea, but looking at it makes me realise how enormous some American piers must be, considering the number of piles supporting them.

 

[westward10]

I got it been bugging me for hours. Had an overnight stay in Paignton and that was early in the morning.

 

[pc1966]

For those who don't know the Lomo camera, it is the middle one here:

 

[westward10]

Wasn't taken on a Lomo is was just Lomo film.

 

[pc1966]

Wasn't taken on a Lomo is was just Lomo film.

Not many folks make film any more, or process it!

If you have any undeveloped Kodachrome film then it is game over, unless you are OK with B&W processing from the likes of Film Rescue International (yes, very Thunderbirds!).

 

[westward10]

You'd be surprised the amount of film now available, it has become trendy again. Quality film cameras are sought after, this is the one I took this with and is now worth at least double what I paid for it new.

 

[Resu]

Looks like Paignton Pier

 

[loz2754]

Google lens indicates Paignton

 

[westward10]

It is, see #3. Took me best part of the day to rack my brains to see where I was in 2022.

 

[loz2754]

There's something mystical and magical about pier photos.

 

[westward10]

There's something mystical and magical about pier photos.

I'm drawn to them like a magnet.

 

[mainline]

I'm drawn to them like a magnet.

Are you also drawn to this one

 

[pc1966]

Are you also drawn to this one

Mind bleach please!!!!

 

[Rockingit]

Not many folks make film any more, or process it!

If you have any undeveloped Kodachrome film then it is game over, unless you are OK with B&W processing from the likes of Film Rescue International (yes, very Thunderbirds!).

Related-ish. I've somehow become custodian of all of my late grandmother's cine8 archives from the 70's - she was mad for it. I've even got her original projector too, not that it's working as all the belts are long ago perished and stretched. At some point back in time someone in the family has had a fraction of it converted to VHS and the 15 mins of that is quite fascinating viewing, proper family archive stuff so I'd like to view all of it. Given that most of my paternal family skipped to the States in the 80's, it makes most sense to digitise it so that I can edit and upload to a private YouTube to share it around. Anyone have any recommendations or advice to get the right hardware to do this? I'm guessing that there must be something available that's basically a reverse projector but wouldn't know what to go searching for.