Never turn down free film! and your right, it's a great way to experiment. As for the image I would try a lower perseptive and a larger apeture. Just a suggestion : )If you get a chance I would love to see what you think of some of my images.
thank you! :) No I had the C41 b/c someone gave it to me so I thought it was a good film to just "waste" on my first try at some "street" photography. :)
I like the Tmax 400 for the most part, but have gone digital for the time being b/c it is a cheaper way to experiment and grow. :)
I like the image I really do. Personally I would never use a C41 B&W film. All you will ever get are shades of gray, not true B&W. If you are in love with Kodak use the T-Max 100 or 200. If you want to use a great film try Ilford delta 100 or Ilford Pan 50. Not that T-max isn't good film I just prefer the contrast I get from Ilford film.
It is also more important than ever, when using B&W film, to keep in mind that your camera will automatically meter to 16% gray. If you have never heard of this I suggest reading Ansel Adams book on the camera. It is just something that a lot of people don't keep in mind when shooting. I know it took me awhile to get a proper exposure, that I found acceptable.
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