I was looking for an occasion to try HC-110, a new BW developer to me (always used Rodinal in the past), and with the occasion practicing pushing film. So, when I recently read in the local news that an old public weight station in a nearby rural suburb (Grignano Polesine) was repainted, and saw from the images that someone added a black cat outline on the walled window, I decided to make it the destination for my weekly "photowalk-as-physical-activity" thing, I walked around 8km from my home to that spot and back, and took most of roll 1 and 2 during that time.
As for the other images, the first 2 of roll 1 are an experiment with the "poor man's macro" method (just shooting holding the lens in reverse), I took a couple photos of my 5513 homage that I built myself last year. After exp. 16 I got home and moved roll 2 to my Konica C35, my most compact camera that I often take with me, so the next images are just scenes from daily life, like the office, or waiting at a drive-through. After that I experimented a little and moved the roll back to the Minolta with exp. 25, resulting in a couple of unvolontary double exposures.
Camera: Minolta XG-2, exp. 1-7 MD Rokkor 50mm f/1.7 (reversed for macro shots), exp. 8-38 Kalimar 28-200mm f/4-5.6,
Film: Agfaphoto APX100 (from a bulk roll), rated at EI200, developed in HC-110 dilution B, dev time 10:00
Camera1: Exp. 1-16 & 25-33 | Minolta XG-2 MD Rokkor 50mm f/1.7 w/yellow filter
Camera2: Exp. 17-24 | Konica C35, Hexanon 38mm f/2.8
Film: Agfaphoto APX100 (from a bulk roll), rated at EI200, developed in HC-110 dilution B, dev time 10:00