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That was a boring work meeting week in the grand canyon (sorry for the tons of canyon pictures ;) ), just before the quake in japan... I was so bored but my cameras saved my week: I shot, shot and shot...
That was a boring work meeting week in the grand canyon (sorry for the tons of canyon pictures ;) ), just before the quake in japan... I was so bored but my cameras saved my week: I shot, shot and shot...
More from the Denver Botanic Gardens -- it was an overcast day so lots of deeper tones in the Redscale. I'm starting to get annoyed with all the blue lines . . .
One floor above me, we made an access to the rooftop. Removed the metal fence in front of it and climb onto the roof. But only on sundays and hollidays, because in Germany things are done corectly, so if you don't you get into trouble. The cool thing is, all the rooftops of the houses in the street are connected and have even ladders. You even can jump into some of the offices - well not me but Janosch does it. I have heard in st.petersburg the youth spends their time on the roofs, because it is eventually the place, that gives you freedom. I understand!
One floor above me, we made an access to the rooftop. Removed the metal fence in front of it and climb onto the roof. But only on sundays and hollidays, because in Germany things are done corectly, so if you don't you get into trouble. The cool thing is, all the rooftops of the houses in the street are connected and have even ladders. You even can jump into some of the offices - well not me but Janosch does it. I have heard in st.petersburg the youth spends their time on the roofs, because it is eventually the place, that gives you freedom. I understand!
I haven't been all that jazzed about the green colour cast I get when processing the Lomo slide films as C41, so I decided to try processing this roll as E6, thinking I'd just get regular slides. Surprisingly, it seems that even using E6 is a type of cross processing, just an altogether different one. I really like the red and gold overtones I get when the film is processed this way, so I'm going to develop all my Lomo slide films as E6 from now on.
I haven't been all that jazzed about the green colour cast I get when processing the Lomo slide films as C41, so I decided to try processing this roll as E6, thinking I'd just get regular slides. Surprisingly, it seems that even using E6 is a type of cross processing, just an altogether different one. I really like the red and gold overtones I get when the film is processed this way, so I'm going to develop all my Lomo slide films as E6 from now on.
I haven't been all that jazzed about the green colour cast I get when processing the Lomo slide films as C41, so I decided to try processing this roll as E6, thinking I'd just get regular slides. Surprisingly, it seems that even using E6 is a type of cross processing, just an altogether different one. I really like the red and gold overtones I get when the film is processed this way, so I'm going to develop all my Lomo slide films as E6 from now on.
I haven't been all that jazzed about the green colour cast I get when processing the Lomo slide films as C41, so I decided to try processing this roll as E6, thinking I'd just get regular slides. Surprisingly, it seems that even using E6 is a type of cross processing, just an altogether different one. I really like the red and gold overtones I get when the film is processed this way, so I'm going to develop all my Lomo slide films as E6 from now on.
I haven't been all that jazzed about the green colour cast I get when processing the Lomo slide films as C41, so I decided to try processing this roll as E6, thinking I'd just get regular slides. Surprisingly, it seems that even using E6 is a type of cross processing, just an altogether different one. I really like the red and gold overtones I get when the film is processed this way, so I'm going to develop all my Lomo slide films as E6 from now on.
