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September wasn't a great month, photographically or otherwise. And I haven't been around here very much for one reason or another. I've missed you! So here are some of my pictures from the month, such as they are. Black & white images are mostly KB100, shot on a Nikon FM with Vivitar 28mm lens. Colour is mostly Pro Image 100 on the same set up. It might take me a while to add the meta data.
September wasn't a great month, photographically or otherwise. And I haven't been around here very much for one reason or another. I've missed you! So here are some of my pictures from the month, such as they are. Black & white images are mostly KB100, shot on a Nikon FM with Vivitar 28mm lens. Colour is mostly Pro Image 100 on the same set up. It might take me a while to add the meta data.
Last week in Beijing during a job of mine. Credit should go to UVA, as they provided this awe-inspiring backdrop, an installation art piece built out of hundreds of high powered lasers.
These photos were taken by me in 2001, the amazing industrial object - the ruins of the incinerator, which has not was finished (construction banned Greenpeace). On this place I linked is very good, full of exciting and extreme memories, as we have been here often with friends. This plant we called FWL (it was written on wall). I amazed it energy and power!!!
Hi there. Some new lo-fi photos from me (again: 1/4 of the standard 135 film's frame, so as small as 110/pocket film's frame, or so). Made in Sandomierz city, in September of 2018, with ActionSampler small plastic camera and the Lomography 800 film. It's not that easy to buy the 110 films, and even more hard is to find a photo-lab that will scan it. The solution might be the 1/4 of the standard 135 film's frame made with the Lomography ActionSampler camera. 4 lenses give You 4 slightly different lo-fi photos on one 135 film's frame. Not only You get a very small format (like I said, 1/4 of the 135 looks like a photo from 110/pocket film) but also: You have 36 shots (or a bit more) instead of 24. AND moreover - You can chose one the best shot of the 4 variations from every photo You take. We obtain the lo-fi screen then, easy to scan for every photo-lab. And we can use the standard 135 film, one can still buy everywhere. The only thing You have to do is to "crop out" the best variation from the ActionSampler's quadruple shot. Nice and easy. AND STILL LO-FI!!!! :-D
this roll was taken in some Villages around Danube. Szentendre with the picturesque buildings and the historical town of Esztergom. The portra roll made the photos so clear and gave them a magic touch!
