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Ich bin einverstanden.
'59 Chevrolet Impala with the steering wheel on the wrong side. I mean for Thailand, where people drive on the left side of the road so it should be on the right side, which makes it the wrong side because it's not right but left
I love this film. It's really unique and unreal. I guess I prefer Lomochrome Turquoise over Purple. Lomochrome Purple is a (fake) IR film and I like it too but I think Turquoise gives me more mind-boggling results. And technically, I find it a bit less grainy in the highlights when shot at the same speed. Here shot at 320 ISO
Seven puppies born in my university campus and fed by the staff, the students and yours truly in particular. The mother also breastfeeds but she avoids human contact and is fearful whereas the pups are extremely friendly and simply adorable. They love lactose-free milk and chicken meatballs
I hopelessly can't resist photographing stray cats. The kittens and the old mavericks, the good boys (and girls) as well as the naughty scarred thugs, the lazy pets and the hunting semi-wild tiger wannabes. I love them all
The film has a bad reputation online but I found it nice enough (here souped in D76), with nice contrast, inky blacks and a pleasant grain structure. My only complaint would be that there's no marking on the film, no branding at all.
Normally, I never shoot wide open (I find this lens beautiful at f/2) but I had no choice there and then. It's not so bad. Sharper and more contrasty than I thought in the center.
The funny thing while shooting b&w infrared, is that you actually don't see anything. So you have to guess. In this case I have cut the couple at the side...
With this little project I want to bring together nature and architecture. Many people see city and mountains as opposites, what is true. But at the same time they belong together. So i was film swapping with myself, first serie, the mountains, was shot at Rax. Second photos, the city was shot close to UNO-City in Vienna. There are less than 100 km distance between them.
With this little project I want to bring together nature and architecture. Many people see city and mountains as opposites, what is true. But at the same time they belong together. So i was film swapping with myself, first series, the mountains, was shot at Rax. Second photos, the city was shot close to UNO-City in Vienna. There are less than 100 km distance between them
With this little project I want to bring together nature and architecture. Many people see city and mountains as opposites, what is true. But at the same time they belong together. So i was film swapping with myself, first series, the mountains, was shot at Rax. Second photos, the city was shot close to UNO-City in Vienna. There are less than 100 km distance between them.
Agfa LeBox Panorama - an unbelievable disposable camera. It was filled with a Agfa XRG 400, a very rare film. But best thing is its 17mm plastic lens - super wide angle!!! Only downside ist that you get the panorma format by masking off part of the negative space. Here I held a six colors filters in front of the lens.
heavy film soup, first soaked in lemon juice, then washed in the washing machine. Most of the film was destroyed, but some parts were good. I greatly increased the contrast to get the picture out.
heavy film soup, first soaked in lemon juice, then washed in the washing machine. Most of the film was destroyed, but some parts were good. I greatly increased the contrast to get the picture out.
heavy film soup, first soaked in lemon juice, then washed in the washing machine. Most of the film was destroyed, but some parts were good. I greatly increased the contrast to get the picture out.
heavy film soup, first soaked in lemon juice, then washed in the washing machine. Most of the film was destroyed, but some parts were good. I greatly increased the contrast to get the picture out.
