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CineStill Double X accidentally overexposed 1 stop (didn't take that well), tried to salvage the shots in post processing but pictures are still super high contrast and washed out at the same time
testing the new ship in the fleet. Dascha came visiting from Ukraine and I took on the Michel, the landmark of Hamburg. The weather was mediocre, but maybe that's even better circumstances for testing a cam!
testing the new ship in the fleet. Dascha came visiting from Ukraine and I took on the Michel, the landmark of Hamburg. The weather was mediocre, but maybe that's even better circumstances for testing a cam!
Landscape is great for panoramic shots - ask vicuna - but I like to mix it up with portraits, if possible - for me that combination is the best. The XPAN actually is a brilliant cam to do that as you can variable choose the focus. Here with Jason, a Kiwi by choice.
Landscape is great for panoramic shots - ask vicuna - but I like to mix it up with portraits, if possible - for me that combination is the best. The XPAN actually is a brilliant cam to do that as you can variable choose the focus. Here with Jason, a Kiwi by choice.
After having an impressive view over the city from the Metropolitan Government Buildings, @gheinz and I met with @orangebird, @akabee, @mimi8909 and Namie for a little lomowalk! :)
Senja Island is located south-west of Tromsø and north to the Lofoten archipelago. It's less known (and visited) as the Lofoten, but it has some amazing landscapes to offer. This was without any doubt one of the most beautiful places I saw during my stay in Norway.
Some kids and women from Koussiri village with Kono Kolorit film and some portrait tries with X-Pan in vertical mode. Unfortunately on this handrolled Orwo UN54, I had some constant light leaks (due to my film rolling machine I guess...) and this came straight across the faces of the kids while trying these vertical panoramic portraits ...
The hike to the Pico da Vara (1105m, the highest mountain of Sao Miguel) was one of the most beautiful hikes I had! The weather was clear at start, but after a while the clouds came over and created this stunning athmosphere where the clouds and mountains seemed to dance together. I loved it! :)
