Did you know that any colour film can be made B&W?
That’s right, friends!
There may be film and developer-specific recipes based on temperature and box ISO…but quite honestly, stand-development is the way to go:
1:100 Rodinal, and let stand for one hour, at 20-24 degrees Celcius. Agitate briefly at 20 minute intervals. Stop bath and fix as normal.
This is a variety of colour films developed in Rodinal–even Eastman 250D Cinema! (Remove the Remjet first). The technique seems to deal nicely with highlights, and preserve detail in the shadows…giving a decent amount of latitude with exposure.
If Time Stood Still... 
As always, good to see your posts. This is a great series, especially of the kids and seeing them growing up. All of these are enjoyable, but I do especially like your sharp portraits and blurred backgrounds. Enjoy!
Thanks Naomi!
Great to hear from you. Hope you are having a good summer.
Cheers,
Mark
Thanks, Mark! Summer is hot but pleasant. Sorry about all the fires in Canada – such loss and damage. Enjoy yourself, and post more often!! – N