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La région du lac Myvatn comprend plusieurs centres d'intérêt : La zone volcanique du Krafla, dernière zone d’activité autour du lac, le site de Dimmuborgir , spectaculaire champ de lave avec notamment les célèbres « châteaux de lave », et l’impressionnant site géothermique de Hverir , situé au Nord-Est du lac Mývatn et surplombé par le mont ocre Námafjall. Le H2S emplit l'air, on marche entre les solfatares, les marmites de boue, sur un sol ocre souffré. L'ascension du mont est rude dans ses premiers mètres et la respiration courte, mais la vue vaut la sueur dépensée. La descente côté sud est risquée, le chemin disparait au milieu des scories, on se prend à imiter le skieur pour rejoindre le bas. A éviter par temps de pluie. (google traduction) The Myvatn Lake area includes several points of interest: the Krafla Volcanic Zone, the last activity zone around the lake, the Dimmuborgir site, a spectacular lava field with the famous "lava castles", and the impressive Hverir geothermal site, located north-east of Lake Mývatn and overlooked by the Námafjall ocher mountain. The H2S fills the air, one walks between the solfatares, the pots of mud, on a soil ocher suffers. The ascent of the mountain is rough in its first meters and the breathing short, but the view is worth the sweat spent. The descent south side is risky, the path disappears in the middle of slag, one starts to imitate the skier to reach the bottom. To avoid in rainy weather.
Le long de la route 47 s'allonge le "Fjörd des baleines". Ancien passage obligé pour se rendre de Reykjavik au nord. Aujourd'hui le tunnel d'Akranes laisse le fjörd à l'écart du flux de circulation.
This is self film swap works by splitzer.I shot upper half in Hong kong at first. Then I shot lower half in Japan with Japanese Kimono lady at a beach.
"The finest workers in stone are not copper or steel tools, but the gentle touches of air and water working at their leisure with a liberal allowance of time." - Henry David Thoreau.
What would I miss most about water? Everything it touches.
in the beginning of october i went on a short walk with my beautiful friend Karina. i borrowed my husband's nikon f2 to try this beautiful (but really heavy camera)))) so here is the result: most of the shot are out of focus, but i still like them))
my first try with tungsten, i have no idea what happened to the film... and why did it turn out absolutely yellow... i was hoping for some nice magenta+velvet+blue and i don't know what else... but not single colored yellow))
in the beginning of october i went on a short walk with my beautiful friend Karina. i borrowed my husband's nikon f2 to try this beautiful (but really heavy camera)))) so here is the result: most of the shot are out of focus, but i still like them))
These are my first pictures with my Diana Mini. I took the Lomography color negative ISO 400. It was afternoon between 18:00 and 19:00 o clock, the sun was shining.
I used Kodak Ultramax 400 film, but treated it as though it was a 200 since I was exposing the wrong side. I used a green filter on many of the shots and set the ISO to 100 to complicate for the loss of light this caused - it was a nice sunny day and so this was not a problem.
From a project I will work with fall 2011 during a course at the University of Gothenburg. I will visualize the work of Joy Division. This is for the theme "Licht und Blindheit".
I developed this color negative-film as black&white. When I scanned the negatives, I get those wonderful colors.
