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for these doubles I have decided to use my portraits archive. All of the portraits featured here were taken by me back in 2007-2011. I over layered it with planets and graphics. I really love the results!
Some more shots from my long vacation in France and Spain. I like the colours of the Kodak Elite Chrome EB, even if the photos are overexposed a little bit.
Test shots from an Alpa 7 SLR, with Helios 40-2 85mm f/1.5 and Pentacon 29mm f/2.8. The camera seems to be working well, not suffering from the shutter tapering that often affects them. The Helios does flare a great deal, though!
Normally Soldiers at the borders in Westafrica were a pain in the neck. But in Ghana we made the acquaintance of a very nice police guy. He posed for some of the artists and had a little chat. And off we went further west on our journey...
Normally Soldiers at the borders in Westafrica were a pain in the neck. But in Ghana we made the acquaintance of a very nice police guy. He posed for some of the artists and had a little chat. And off we went further west on our journey...
So flying to Northkorea was a big deal . Never been so excited to enter a country. After we spend a couple of days in Beijing we entered the plane, it was a chinese airline, not the national Air Koryo. Flying over the DPRK showed the vast rural fields and less industry. Quite crazy was landing in Pyongyang. on the fields next to the tarmac were hords of soldiers squatting on the grass. In a way I was a little afraif. I thought about it, and I reckon they just did gardening work on the lawn, but maybe it was kind of a message too...
Normally Soldiers at the borders in Westafrica were a pain in the neck. But in Ghana we made the acquaintance of a very nice police guy. He posed for some of the artists and had a little chat. And off we went further west on our journey...
Some friends of mine were at the end of their journey in this i this country of combinations, the last time we met they wanted to share something from their own tradition. Mate
Mounting the Industar 61 lens to any SLR will turn the lens into a superb macro lens. This is because the lens was not designed to work on the focal plane of an SLR. The lens is a M39 fitting to which I have added an M42 adapter and then combined with a M42 to Canon EOS adapter all available very cheaply.
