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This roll of film is splitted up in two seasons and two countries. Half of the film contains the last photos of my Gran Canaria trip, the other half I shot on my Waldstein trip through the snowy wood (see my Horizon album!)...
i had to crop them. i only wanted this part of the pic but i was not able to get a good framing because i was by myself with no help. i used the light of a TV to make these. there is another one like these in my redscale album from this week. - with the TV on it.
i had to crop them. i only wanted this part of the pic but i was not able to get a good framing because i was by myself with no help. i used the light of a TV to make these. there is another one like these in my redscale album from this week. - with the TV on it.
the other day i uploaded this album http://www.lomography.com/homes/bloomchen/albums/1996051-rooftops-of-berlin and wrote about the building and the view from the top. when i passed there last week on my way to the christmas party in the office i checked if the door is open and it was. so i went up there again by night and took these great shots. great only in matters of the what is on the pic because the film was obviously bad stored. - brrr got it from a lomo-user on ebay. well anyway it looks OK and i'll probably go up there with the horizon soon. but i'm not quite sure what film to use because maximum exposure time is 1/2 sec. any hints are welcome!
the other day i uploaded this album http://www.lomography.com/homes/bloomchen/albums/1996051-rooftops-of-berlin and wrote about the building and the view from the top. when i passed there last week on my way to the christmas party in the office i checked if the door is open and it was. so i went up there again by night and took these great shots. great only in matters of the what is on the pic because the film was obviously bad stored. - brrr got it from a lomo-user on ebay. well anyway it looks OK and i'll probably go up there with the horizon soon. but i'm not quite sure what film to use because maximum exposure time is 1/2 sec. any hints are welcome!
the other day i uploaded this album http://www.lomography.com/homes/bloomchen/albums/1996051-rooftops-of-berlin and wrote about the building and the view from the top. when i passed there last week on my way to the christmas party in the office i checked if the door is open and it was. so i went up there again by night and took these great shots. great only in matters of the what is on the pic because the film was obviously bad stored. - brrr got it from a lomo-user on ebay. well anyway it looks OK and i'll probably go up there with the horizon soon. but i'm not quite sure what film to use because maximum exposure time is 1/2 sec. any hints are welcome!
the other day i uploaded this album http://www.lomography.com/homes/bloomchen/albums/1996051-rooftops-of-berlin and wrote about the building and the view from the top. when i passed there last week on my way to the christmas party in the office i checked if the door is open and it was. so i went up there again by night and took these great shots. great only in matters of the what is on the pic because the film was obviously bad stored. - brrr got it from a lomo-user on ebay. well anyway it looks OK and i'll probably go up there with the horizon soon. but i'm not quite sure what film to use because maximum exposure time is 1/2 sec. any hints are welcome!
the other day i uploaded this album http://www.lomography.com/homes/bloomchen/albums/1996051-rooftops-of-berlin and wrote about the building and the view from the top. when i passed there last week on my way to the christmas party in the office i checked if the door is open and it was. so i went up there again by night and took these great shots. great only in matters of the what is on the pic because the film was obviously bad stored. - brrr got it from a lomo-user on ebay. well anyway it looks OK and i'll probably go up there with the horizon soon. but i'm not quite sure what film to use because maximum exposure time is 1/2 sec. any hints are welcome!
