Don Beaudette, Author at 35mmc

Don Beaudette

Don Beaudette teaches political science to first and second year undergraduates in Atlanta, GA where he lives with his wife and three children (two human, one canine). His favorite thing to do is to take photos of old trees and develop film while listening to (and singing along with, obv!) Kacey Musgraves.

Don Beaudette's Posts

Black and white image of a couple walking down a sidewalk in Belfast. The right hand side of the frame is dominated by a sign saying "In You I Am Lost" with arrows pointing outward.

20 September, 2025

5 Frames of Ilford HP5 on the Streets of Belfast with a Minolta Maxxum 5

By Don Beaudette

Belfast has been like a second home to me now for the better part of 20 years. I fell in love with the city and its people the first time I visited Belfast as an undergraduate i...

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Gary Smith on Underground 3: retakes on HP5+
I remember the first two shots from before and thought these were comparable. Having just lost a roll of film…
Gary Smith on 5 Frames of Ilford HP5 on the Streets of Belfast with a Minolta Maxxum 5
Thanks for your article Don! I have never been to Belfast. It seems unlikely that I'm going to have the…
Dave Powell on Fixing an Ailing Zeiss Ikon Contaflex Super B SLR – By Dave Powell
Hi Larissa, If the "fixed glass" you mention is the internal, built-in glass that you see in the article's photo…

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