Nous utilisons, ainsi que nos partenaires, des technologies comme les cookies pour vous reconnaitre et vous montrez plus de choses que vous appréciez. Consultez notre politique de protection des données pour en savoir plus. En visitant ce site internet vous acceptez l'usage de ces technologies.
J'accepte.
This ferris wheel has newly been decided to be sold and shipped away. When built a few years ago it was proclaimed the tallest in "Northern Europe". This is very typical Sweden. Inventing new categories and labels just to be able to say the "tallest one". No one knows what "Northern Europe" means in this context. It is clear that UK is not included since the London Eye many times taller. It probably doesn´t include Germany either, because I would be surprised if there is not a taller one there. To be honest when looking at it, I even thin the ferris wheel at Tivoli in Copenhagen is taller, and that is 25 minutes away with train. There is definitely something amusing in how this country strive to be bigger, taller and better than it is. If you can´t beat them, just change the rules or the label. And who said size matters anyways.
This ferris wheel has newly been decided to be sold and shipped away. When built a few years ago it was proclaimed the tallest in "Northern Europe". This is very typical Sweden. Inventing new categories and labels just to be able to say the "tallest one". No one knows what "Northern Europe" means in this context. It is clear that UK is not included since the London Eye many times taller. It probably doesn´t include Germany either, because I would be surprised if there is not a taller one there. To be honest when looking at it, I even thin the ferris wheel at Tivoli in Copenhagen is taller, and that is 25 minutes away with train. There is definitely something amusing in how this country strive to be bigger, taller and better than it is. If you can´t beat them, just change the rules or the label. And who said size matters anyways.
I managed to get my hands on a used LC-A, not too expensive, but it turned out to be semi broken. The first developed roll came out totally blank (probably a battery problem). So I tried to reuse another roll that I used during the same time, but it turned out as really weird doubles. On top of that, it was one of the first rolls I developed myself, and I think the chemicals were too hot. But its always hard to know, using a camera I´m not used to, cross-processing and expired film. The last roll was better. My scanner still have issues recognizing the cross-process. I need to find out how I switch of the automatic settings. Its not easy. the scanner is quite old, and it is on Spanish language, and I don´t even know how to change that.
