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Borders of stones and water all around you, when you pass the Kuwol Mountains in Northkorea. Approaching Ulim Waterfall is a more impressive thing, when you view the world in panoramascope. But think about leaving over the ocean...
Borders of stones and water all around you, when you pass the Kuwol Mountains in Northkorea. Approaching Ulim Waterfall is a more impressive thing, when you view the world in panoramascope. But think about leaving over the ocean...
This album is a selection of my favorite early stage photographs. It was some 7 years ago when I was given an old FED5 35mm rangefinder to play with. At the time I was working in a camera and print shop and have had access to cheap film and free scanning, so I decided to give it a go. I had no idea how to take pictures with that thing, it even took me a while to figure it out how to focus on my subjects. Regardless of my struggle and lack of knowledge, the photographs I took were fascinating. It was a love from a first sight...and it's not fading...not a bit.
This album is a selection of my favorite early stage photographs. It was some 7 years ago when I was given an old FED5 35mm rangefinder to play with. At the time I was working in a camera and print shop and have had access to cheap film and free scanning, so I decided to give it a go. I had no idea how to take pictures with that thing, it even took me a while to figure it out how to focus on my subjects. Regardless of my struggle and lack of knowledge, the photographs I took were fascinating. It was a love from a first sight...and it's not fading...not a bit.
I did again the sharp vs unsharp double shots. this time from the balcony on the 14th floor of a building in berlin kreuzberg where you can go up if you're lucky if door is open. shots taken with an AE-1 and tele and my common Canon 300EOS - the difference is visible. they turned out great again. anyway on some the tele did a bit too much bokeh. ah yes, and there are a few from gleisdreickpark again. you can see my first try here: http://www.lomography.com/homes/bloomchen/albums/2030874-the-sharp-and-out-of-focus-double-series
at home i installed my lubitel in front of a white wall at night and made some lines and stuff with a red laserpointer. exposure time was between 10 and 25 seconds. second layer while cruising around.
this roll is really a surprise package! the senisa is expired in 1999. i still have about 50 rolls of this and already shot some of them but didn´t get such weird results. one shot is very grainy and looks like being from the 50s. others came out greenish. others seem to be normal - considering the very difficult light conditions with the snowstorm. i admit that 2 or 3 shot here that are greenish came out that way because of the scan-frame. the software chose the wrong frame and that made them green - i guess due to the software measuring light. almost no shot looking like the other. btw: the nightshots from yesterdays album are from the same roll. but maybe it´s really only the light though because the lubitel shots that i uploaded last week have about the same style.
there is another shot of this bench from one year ago: http://www.lomography.com/homes/bloomchen/albums/1871037-horizon-perfekt-2nd-roll-not-so-overexposed-like-the-1st-one/photos/16621849
it drives me crazy that i´m such an amateur and not having noticed that there is part of my shadow on the pic. normaly i check this and change my position. *aaaargh*
… a mixture of sherry, 80% alcohol, green tea and hydrogen peroxid.
the mixture was pretty hard so after getting the film off after one week the part outside of canister was destroyed so you could simply ripp off the surface with a finger.
I did again the sharp vs unsharp double shots. this time from the balcony on the 14th floor of a building in berlin kreuzberg where you can go up if you're lucky if door is open. shots taken with an AE-1 and tele and my common Canon 300EOS - the difference is visible. they turned out great again. anyway on some the tele did a bit too much bokeh. ah yes, and there are a few from gleisdreickpark again. you can see my first try here: http://www.lomography.com/homes/bloomchen/albums/2030874-the-sharp-and-out-of-focus-double-series
this one turned out good. fokus is good and sharp. but now look on the next pic.
this is my belair #2 - i send the first one back - and this time i tried to consequently expose the 200 ISO roll at 100 and due to that some pics are overexposed. so my fault and it seems that the lightmeter is reliable then. but i will know more after my 2nd roll which i will expose with the right ISO setting. but obviously sometimes the fokus just ain´t right and with endless setting this is really very strange.
it is fun to do nightshots of highways. the results are always so different. this time i chose a velvia 100 but i must say the choice of provia 100 last time was better. but it could be that i exposed a little bit too long (max. 20 sec.) so the colours became a bit pale or better not so intense.
this time police stopped by and asked what i was doing. i was on my way home from frisbee training and still with my jersey and a down jacket. so the one guy eyeballed me and he had this facial expression of: why the hell is this guy running around with running shorts + shorts and a polar down jacket and takes photos of car driving by.
unfortunately the conditions (light) were really bad so the shots didn´t turn out that well. and i made a few mistakes while shooting. need to get to know the camera better: mainly framing!
anyway my first impression is very good. AND: THIS CAMERA IS AN EYE-CATCHER! i had it around my neck while strolling and everyone was looking at the camera. got asked about it two times while walking around.
just in case you doubt: this is analogue and not photoshoped. it was at around 10:15pm and the water in this childs pool was really flat so it worked. i´m really really happy with the result.
inspired by a photoshoped picture i saw on tumblr i thought i could probably do this in an analogue way. my first try but it didn´t turn out the way the other pic was - but hey, this is analogue not photoshop. anyway i really like the ghost shot a lot. many thanks to a guy named flo (and his girlfriend) who passed by at the puddle and helped me taking this double.
