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I love film photography. The clouds cleared ever so slightly so I grabbed the WPC and a roll of Astia and headed off to a stream that I thought would probably be high with spring runoff. I got to the stream, which was nice and full and discovered that I had no light meter, no pinhole calculator and no timer, but a great photo opportunity. Not about to miss out, I set up and counted off 8 to 10 seconds per exposure. By the second frame, I realized that the shutter was sticking as well and I had to slap the camera to get it to close. And I absolutely love the way they turned out!
This is an outdoor art exhibition in a big park in Essen with light installation art. I went there with my girlfriend and a friend, they helped me with the lightpainting using sparklers. Girls, thank you for sparkling, shadowcasting and waiting a lot in the cold ;-))
Dolphins are swimming in the early spring sky.
Shot dolphins first at an aquarium. After finished whole a roll I set it again into LC-A and then start shooting at an amusement park. There are only a few nice results and this is the best one. Tough challenge but worth trying :)
This is a little town in Germany near the dutch border. They got this beautiful castle (Wasserschloss Anholt), but unfortunately the park was closed, so I could only take pictures from the outside. Nice area with many windmills around the castle. I'll definitely go back there in summer.
Some of these were shot with a tripod and some freehand. The film expired in 2010, but still has lots of life. Average exposure time was about 10 seconds.
