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It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It took a few months to fill this film with life. But today I had the results. Film is not as forgiving to the amateur as a digital sensor would be. Part of the joy and a gentle reminder to always use a lens hood or avoid bright sunlight from the front. At some instances I attaches a 0.6 enlarging macro lens to the original lens. Works nicely but the lens hood does not fit. So it be :) There are pictures here which I could have taken around 100 years ago and no one could really tell the difference. This is in my opinion the best field for a black and white approach.
It was very pleasant to wander the streets of Ushuaia. A city of great serenity, in which we felt at ease. A breathtaking natural setting. And fun doing street photography.
It was very pleasant to wander the streets of Ushuaia. A city of great serenity, in which we felt at ease. A breathtaking natural setting. And fun doing street photography.
It was very pleasant to wander the streets of Ushuaia. A city of great serenity, in which we felt at ease. A breathtaking natural setting. And fun doing street photography.
Marburg, located in North Hesse/Central Germany, is a charming student town. Founded in the 12th century, it boasts a well-preserved medieval core with winding cobbled streets and a historic market square. The town is crowned by a castle and is famous for its prestigious Philipps-Universität, one of the oldest Protestant universities in the world. All of this unfolds along the scenic Lahn River. A nice place to visit - last Saturday; the first real spring day with temperatures up to 30 degrees. I took my Zorki loaded with a Fomapan 100. Developed in Adonal 1+100 stand developed for 1 hr.
Marburg, located in North Hesse/Central Germany, is a charming student town. Founded in the 12th century, it boasts a well-preserved medieval core with winding cobbled streets and a historic market square. The town is crowned by a castle and is famous for its prestigious Philipps-Universität, one of the oldest Protestant universities in the world. All of this unfolds along the scenic Lahn River. A nice place to visit - last Saturday; the first real spring day with temperatures up to 30 degrees. I took my Zorki loaded with a Fomapan 100. Developed in Adonal 1+100 stand developed for 1 hr.
Marburg, located in North Hesse/Central Germany, is a charming student town. Founded in the 12th century, it boasts a well-preserved medieval core with winding cobbled streets and a historic market square. The town is crowned by a castle and is famous for its prestigious Philipps-Universität, one of the oldest Protestant universities in the world. All of this unfolds along the scenic Lahn River. A nice place to visit - last Saturday; the first real spring day with temperatures up to 30 degrees. I took my Zorki loaded with a Fomapan 100. Developed in Adonal 1+100 stand developed for 1 hr.
Marburg, located in North Hesse/Central Germany, is a charming student town. Founded in the 12th century, it boasts a well-preserved medieval core with winding cobbled streets and a historic market square. The town is crowned by a castle and is famous for its prestigious Philipps-Universität, one of the oldest Protestant universities in the world. All of this unfolds along the scenic Lahn River. A nice place to visit - last Saturday; the first real spring day with temperatures up to 30 degrees. I took my Zorki loaded with a Fomapan 100. Developed in Adonal 1+100 stand developed for 1 hr.
Last frames of a roll mainly showing a short trip to Marburg. These last frames are just impressions from the village I am currently living in (Bensheim Auerbach).
Trying out a FED4 rangefinder I've been given, mostly at Haughmond Abbey. I messed up the development a bit, but I've left in some of the affected frames because I quite like them. I couldn't resist adding a bit of warmth to a couple just to see howI felt about it.
Trying out a FED4 rangefinder I've been given, mostly at Haughmond Abbey. I messed up the development a bit, but I've left in some of the affected frames because I quite like them. I couldn't resist adding a bit of warmth to a couple just to see howI felt about it.
Trying out a FED4 rangefinder I've been given, mostly at Haughmond Abbey. I messed up the development a bit, but I've left in some of the affected frames because I quite like them. I couldn't resist adding a bit of warmth to a couple just to see howI felt about it.
Trying out a FED4 rangefinder I've been given, mostly at Haughmond Abbey. I messed up the development a bit, but I've left in some of the affected frames because I quite like them. I couldn't resist adding a bit of warmth to a couple just to see howI felt about it.
