This was Ye Olde Photographer's first Argus Day, he just couldn't help himself. This little beastie was scrounged out of the back of the closet, and treated to a roll of 125PX. This is probably the first time it had film in it in about 30 years.

We used a local township historic site, the Heckler Farmstead (Lower Salford Township, PA), for the test subject. This is a mid-eighteenth century farm, one of the first in the township. YOP likes it as a photo test site for a number of reasons (see also the SQ-A gallery):

• It's near by
• Buildings hold still
• Having survived 240+ years, it's a pretty constant object
• It provides a relatively wide range of lighting and textures

Film was developed in Kodak D76 (undiluted) and scanned on an Epson 3200 flatbed.

So here you have it . . .