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Shots taken at the Kuhwerder Hafen in Hamburg short after sunset. Also take a look at my lomographic consciences @vikkki album from the same place http://www.lomography.de/homes/vikkki/albums/2070151-hamburg-harbours
Some shots taken in low light at the Hamburg Harbour Museum. This was the first stop of our "evening session" at that lovely day in hamburg with @vikkki.
Some shots of people and small things at the biggest fair of the region in Werne, Germany. @heikerk and me spent the whole day there to see what we can get on the film. See her pictures of the pace as well (http://www.lomography.de/homes/heikerk/albums/2078534-simjue-oktober-2015
I was going to visit my mother and I was one hour to early. This is what you see, if you leave the car and take a look what's beside the street. The pictures were taken on a Kodak Portra 800 expired in 1998.
Some quick snaps of the loading facility at the Mittellandkanal (channel) in Bohmte Leckmühle. Looks a bit like a lost place but it is still operated commercially.
These are my "raw scans" I use as a starting point for further processing. Raw means scaned with SilverFast Software to HDRi raw format at full resolution of the scanner. Developed with SilverFast HDR Studio to JPEG - using Negafix film profiles, iSRD dust and scratch removal where possible and GANE grain- and noise elimination if needed. The images are scalled down during die "development" process to reflect the gap between the nominal resolution of the scanner and the much lower effective resolution the hardware provides (35mm to 6000x4000 px, 120 film scaled to 6000x6000 or 6000x4500 px). These JPEGs are imported to Lightroom for easier cropping, rotating and applying meta data. These Lightroom exported images are the real "raw" data I use for any further processing. All images shown are C-41 negatives (color and B&W). The result can be found here (http://www.lomography.de/homes/cfehse/photos/20286763).
Water on skin changes the way we look. In the shower or swimming we get a different point of view for the body and face. A bit like something washed away the mask.
This was one of those white days. Everything in the wide land appeared bright and shinning. This beautiful landscape was used to "kill by work" in the nearby concentration camp (http://www.gedenkstaette-esterwegen.de/) during 1933 - 1945. The 15 small camps in the Emsland area where used as early test runs for the "full featured" sites in Auschwitz, Buschenwald or Dachau. Have a look at @vikkki album - some days earlier in rainy weather (http://www.lomography.de/homes/vikkki/albums/2109004-memorial-place-esterwegen).
Kolmannskop the German city in the Namib dessert in Namibia. Build to last with all comfort available at the end of the 18th century. For me a symbol of German megalomania but a great place to take fotos. The site was restored in the early 1980th so it is a mixture of a ruin and tourist attraction.
Images from a very special shooting with a performance artist in Berlin. My job was to follow her through this old building to catch the motions and emotions of the moment. A real challenge. *gg*
Images taken at Schloß Nordkirchen the secret paradise for Pokémon hunters and the education center for all budding tax inspectors of the state Nordrhein Westfalen. Come and see this place -perhaps not in pouring rain as we did - and you will be rewarded with plenty of Magikarps (Kapadors) and Psyducks (Entons). *gg*
A little experiment from the recent shooting with @fleurdebeurre. Please try to get really angry and I try to catch the emotion with the camera. I like the pictures. *gg*
