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The flurry which descended on the UK in February 2012 gave me a chance to get out and photograph the atmospheric woody areas around where I live, and the cool buildings around where I work.
I decided to try out some Rollei Infrared film, but I don't think I exposed for long enough. I should have used the bulb setting for these ones.
I don't know if I like these photos: the first four photos at the 'Externsteine' are great, because frauspatzi and I were in the shadow and it was dark. Because of 'pushing' the film for 2 steps, the photos have not become too dark. But the other photos are too bright for my taste. I shot the photos in the shining sun...what do you think?
I don't know if I like these photos: the first four photos at the 'Externsteine' are great, because frauspatzi and I were in the shadow and it was dark. Because of 'pushing' the film for 2 steps, the photos have not become too dark. But the other photos are too bright for my taste. I shot the photos in the shining sun...what do you think?
Thanks to frauspatzi. I got this old and expired slide film from her as a gift for my 17th birthday. I like the grain and of course the green coloration!
Thanks to frauspatzi. I got this old and expired slide film from her as a gift for my 17th birthday. I like the grain and of course the green coloration!
Thanks to frauspatzi. I got this old and expired slide film from her as a gift for my 17th birthday. I like the grain and of course the green coloration!
Thanks to frauspatzi. I got this old and expired slide film from her as a gift for my 17th birthday. I like the grain and of course the green coloration!