Exa 1b, Sept2024 to Jan2025

A towering pile of negatives on my desk... What treasures (if any) lie within? (The handsome gentleman on the right is @andre30, by the way.)

Photographer:
anttihoo
Uploaded:
2026-01-30
Tags:
autumn cameras from dresden exa helsinki ihagee portra promura winter
Camera:
Ihagee Exa 1b
Film:
Kodak Portra 160
Lens:
Auto Promura-Gekkor f3.5 40–85mm
City:
Helsinki
Country/region:
Finland
Decade:
2020s
Year:
2024
Albums:
Fast Forward 2024–2026, Part 1

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2 Comments

  1. andre30
    andre30 ·

    Oh! I was there too ;-) It was a great day! I immediately forwarded the photo to my wife. She was the one who took the picture ;-)

    On Monday, I booked my ferries. We arrive in Helsinki on May 14th. We're taking the ferry from Travemünde (Germany) again. On May 17th, we're taking the Tallink ferry to Tallinn. Departure is at 1:30 pm from the city harbor.

    We're spending the three days in between in the Turku archipelago.

    I hope you have a wonderful time with lots of great photo opportunities!

    Best regards,
    André

  2. anttihoo
    anttihoo ·

    @andre30 Yes! Say hi to Mrs Andre for me, and thank her for the great shot. I hope she was happy with her Moomin mittens!
    I haven't really explored the Turku archipelago myself, but what I've seen, it's an enchanting area. And Tallinn is a lovely city! Mid-May should be a great time to visit (before the noisy crowds of Finnish tourists arrive... Heh!). Let me know if you have a moment to spare while you're in Helsinki – maybe we sit down for that coffee this time!

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