Oh the excitement of watching a black and white picture develop in front of your eyes in a red light darkroom, the smell of developer and fixer chemicals, the adjustment and dodging of exposure times.
Thankfully I don't have to do that again :smile:
And before any photographic purists come on saying you can't make a proper B&W photo from a colour one, think about this, all B&W film is, is in effect a filter, the light heading down the lens is in colour but the film is only sensitive to black and shades of grey (Well monochrome light) so it is already filtered.
So no issues of turning a colour picture into B&W after the event as shown in the example above.
Bob