Seventies Summer is a film recipe for fun days out and retro feel images. It features pink tones that give a pop colour feel in some conditions, and candy tones as the light begins to soften at the end of the day.
With this as our challenge recipe, our intrepid band of site and Facebook readers, set off to capture scenes over two weeks in August. This gallery brings together some of those images, giving you a great way to see this film recipe through the eyes of others, and of course, some wonderful images to enjoy.
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Seventies Summer by Bearded Drone Guy
Seventies Summer seems to suit vacation shots well, and for an even better match, a colourful location like the Florida Keys region is great. These images really seem to suit the tones of these bars and liquor stores. Oh, and the sunset scene …? Wow!
Seventis Summer by Anthony Miaoulis
Here’s a second set with a tropical feel. Here, the vidiv blues of the sky and the sea come to life, and again, there’s a real vacation feel to the set with this recipe.
Seventies Summer by David Forsdike (1 of 2)
David also went to the shore with Seventies Summer, but in his part of France, there was a classic car gathering, with a variety of well maintained old cars to see.
Seventies Summer by Mass Cmn
We head one more country to the North now, into Belgium, which also has a sunny coastline with beaches and relaxation. But, as you turn inland a little, you also find charming streets and an impressive old church.
Seventies Summer by Gordon Ovenshine
In Gordon’s home area of Pennsylvania, it was ‘food truck night’, and he captured a series of shots from a fun evening of eating and socialising.
Seventies Summer by Andy Ziesemer
Here’s a charming set of happy images, captured by Andy Ziesemer with Seventies Summer. There’s a real sense of happiness to them, mixing the vibe of the recipe with holiday fun.
Seventies Summer by Darren Urda
In Darren’s selection of photos, the pastel tones of the reipce come to the fore. There’s a softness to it, that seems to suit these Australian trees and plants, as well as the coastal scenery.
Seventies Summer by Giang Le
Sometimes it’s the details in our environment that make the difference, and in this series from Vietnam, we see some ofthe details that caught Giang Le’s eye.
Seventies Summer by Emlyn H Jones
Emlyn wasanother person keepig it local for this challenge, and also someone that squeezed in a little vacation atmosphere too.
Seventies Summer by Anthony Gianotti
Seventies Summer is a fun recipe, and capturing family fun times is a great way to use it.
Seventies Summer by Michael Win
With its pink toned colour shift, the Seventies Summer film recipe is great for capturing sunsets, and here we see some lovely colours in Michael’s set.
Seventies Summer by David Forsdike (2 of 2)
I saved this part od David’s submissions to the end, because it felt like a wonderful end to a day, so also a wonderful end to our gallery. Cheers!
Thank you to all out Film Recipe photographers, because once again you have come up with the goods. I love the selection of images here and the sunny vacation mood they convey.
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