I bought a Bill Evans record (Moon Beams - jazz, piano), and another one by a Hungarian jazz pianist: Gonda János - Vonzások És Választások. The stores were Wave Records (the one in this picture) and Soul Cure Records (Google Maps Link). Highly recommend Soul Cure Records if you're into jazz.

Recently went to Budapest, Hungary and captured it on film. It's just a beautiful city to walk around (only the cobblestones suck sometimes, but that's a lot of European cities). Used my Minolta X-700 with Dubblefilm Treat 400 ISO, Dubblefilm 800 ISO, and Cinestill 800 ISO.

I had some issues with one roll though... it got jammed in the first shot and I took 35 subsequent shots thinking I was progressing the film, but I wasn't. Feel terrible about it since I was really looking forward to the photos of Fisherman's Bastion.

My other photos are at: https://fotos.snee.la/budapest/

A film photograph inside a Budapest record store: album covers are displayed across tall walls, creating a colorful collage of music artwork. Shelves filled with CDs stretch along the room, while record bins labeled by genre and section fill the floor. A person in a dark jacket and a red streak in their hair browses through vinyl records near the front of the shop.
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[–] 3 points 5 months ago

CD, vinyl, and cassettes! This is a fucking rad store.

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