Thanks Bruce, I'm outta practise and that was my first b/w roll I've shot in a few years. It is a pain in the arse to develop and I even have the equipment, but it's finding the space and also springing for a water temperature regulator to ensure the film will process correctly. Otherwise you're effed.
I have a decent shop around the corner from work, but they still send it out and it still takes more than a week (to actually process it only takes about 20 minutes if you don't account for the drying process).
So while it's a pain, I still say it's well worth it. I think you got copied on my b/w shots of Charlotte. Colour film just can't capture a person the same way b/w can.
