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A few photos from the past couple of weeks, I swapped my usual trusty #Leica for an #olympusTrip. It's a lovely camera to shoot with with auto exposure, but the focussing on mine seems a little off. Still, these shots came out nice. #castles, #beaches #pebbles and #streetphotography, all shot around #swansea #gower and generally south #Wales
Munich and Regensburg are two really beautiful cities which cry to be explored! And for me the beauty of the streets of those cities show best in self developed black and white (even though my scanning quality still sucks).
Experimented with infrared ocean shots. The sun was to bright to get those cobalt blues I was hoping for, but I love how it captures everything on the rocks. Going to try shooting this again with Sarah earlier in the day.
Shot at the entrance of Tokyu Plaza in Harajuku, Tokyo. Nice look, surrounded with multiple angled mirrors. Attractive subject, shot by attractive camera. Not double.
What's so great about analog photography? You never know what you will get in the end. Not every film let all of my photos look perfect, some fail, too. Maybe some of you experienced the same. After trying out several film soups and chemicals I finally discovered the easiest and quickest way: chlorine!
Photos, probably shot by my late Uncle Herbert in 35 mm, scanned from a very messy contact sheet, ID'ed on the file folder as "Canyon de Chelly" in Arizona. I don't have the negatives. I am guessing the date as 1962-63, because he had a teaching contract job there in those years from his papers. The people's hair looks like early 60's College Hippified. The car looks like '61 Toyota Land Cruiser, and the pickup truck looks like '52 Dodge.
The City in me - Double Exposure (some are triple exposures) of people and the city. I created a video of these shots: https://vimeo.com/121485382 #double #doubleexposure #blackandwhite #tripleexposure
Photos, probably shot by my late Uncle Herbert in 35 mm, scanned from a very messy contact sheet, ID'ed on the file folder as "Canyon de Chelly" in Arizona. I don't have the negatives. I am guessing the date as 1962-63, because he had a teaching contract job there in those years from his papers. The people's hair looks like early 60's College Hippified. The car looks like '61 Toyota Land Cruiser, and the pickup truck looks like '52 Dodge.
