





This is so funny that I had totally forgotten about a third roll of film swap which Julie and I did very long time ago! But you know it seems that the film knew about the poor result so it hid itself from me; because when today I picked up the developed film from lab and scanned it, I could barely see any of Julie's exposures there! (Sorry Julochka!)
They are not really satisfactory as "film Swap" shots but I like them as they are.
p.s. Thank you so much ladies, it's great to know that you're still here. :)
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