A couple more...
Death at the office
Signs of life
Good night :)
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Sunday, March 28, 2010
More film from last year cont.
Friday, March 26, 2010
More film from last year
Some of these shots were from last spring. I really need to shorten the cycle (maybe use less film cameras at once? :) )
Watching
Michelle at net
Kits Beach scene
I quite like how disconnected everyone seems.
Part of the "Closed" series
Breaking through
Kits circa 2009
Sometimes damaged film is OK :)
More to come over the next few days.
Have a great weekend.
Bjorn
Watching
Michelle at net
Kits Beach scene
I quite like how disconnected everyone seems.
Part of the "Closed" series
Breaking through
Kits circa 2009
Sometimes damaged film is OK :)
More to come over the next few days.
Have a great weekend.
Bjorn
Labels:
35mm,
Canonet,
FM2n,
Kits Beach,
Kitsilano,
Photography,
Vancouver
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Deer Lake walk
Trying to shake this nasty cold. Thought maybe a little walk would help get my system going...
Cormorant reflection
Duck Yoga
Tail-feathers
Dusk blossoms
The House across the Lake
Willows
"Well there's yar problem right there"
(No film was wasted in the making of this photo ;) )
Good walk, though perhaps a bit much for today.
Cormorant reflection
Duck Yoga
Tail-feathers
Dusk blossoms
The House across the Lake
Willows
"Well there's yar problem right there"
(No film was wasted in the making of this photo ;) )
Good walk, though perhaps a bit much for today.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Spring has Sprung
Went for a little walk.
The secret language of poles
Heyzeus casts a long shadow
Shiny balls
JIBC
I knew Justice was supposed to be blind. I didn't realize it extended to the architect...
JIBC reflections
Decorations
Willow
Stark
Alien antenna
Two minutes to sunset
Evening flowers
Dusk blue
The red door
Angles up
Good night.
The secret language of poles
Heyzeus casts a long shadow
Shiny balls
JIBC
I knew Justice was supposed to be blind. I didn't realize it extended to the architect...
JIBC reflections
Decorations
Willow
Stark
Alien antenna
Two minutes to sunset
Evening flowers
Dusk blue
The red door
Angles up
Good night.
Labels:
18-200VR,
New Westminster,
Nikkor 35mm 1.8,
Photography,
photowalk
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
More Holga
I'm just about finished with scanning the first roll.
I must say there are a couple of interesting shots. Some are of the 'classic Holga' variety
Double exposure
What I meant to do was
Though I like both.
I find composing with the square format is different for me
And I'm not sure if I have it worked out quite yet.
One more that I like
Overall, I'm very pleased. Definitely worth having one and shooting with. :)
I must say there are a couple of interesting shots. Some are of the 'classic Holga' variety
Double exposure
What I meant to do was
Though I like both.
I find composing with the square format is different for me
And I'm not sure if I have it worked out quite yet.
One more that I like
Overall, I'm very pleased. Definitely worth having one and shooting with. :)
Monday, March 15, 2010
Holga first attempts
First off, I have not shot enough lately. More importantly, I have not finished what I started, i.e. I had a lot of partially shot rolls of film
I finally finished the roll of black and white film in my Holga and got to 'experience' developing it. It took me 20 minutes to get the film onto the development reel. In total darkness of course. (for those of you who have never developed film, I can do the same with a roll of 35mm in about 1 minute). Frankly, medium format film is so much tougher than 35mm, I wasn't quite prepared for it.
But, I persevered. And here are a few results, i.e. my first 3 scans :)
Kitsilano Garage
Minimalist Holga
By far my favourite shot of the three I managed to scan so far.
A yard.
Overall, I'm quite pleased and am looking forward to shooting more with it. It sure doesn't make photography 'easier' but it the 6x6cm negatives are impressive and I do like the idea of shooting a camera made entirely of plastic, lens and all. $40 well spent ... now if only the film was cheaper.
I finally finished the roll of black and white film in my Holga and got to 'experience' developing it. It took me 20 minutes to get the film onto the development reel. In total darkness of course. (for those of you who have never developed film, I can do the same with a roll of 35mm in about 1 minute). Frankly, medium format film is so much tougher than 35mm, I wasn't quite prepared for it.
But, I persevered. And here are a few results, i.e. my first 3 scans :)
Kitsilano Garage
Minimalist Holga
By far my favourite shot of the three I managed to scan so far.
A yard.
Overall, I'm quite pleased and am looking forward to shooting more with it. It sure doesn't make photography 'easier' but it the 6x6cm negatives are impressive and I do like the idea of shooting a camera made entirely of plastic, lens and all. $40 well spent ... now if only the film was cheaper.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Old film
... in a couple of ways.
One, this film has been expired for years (maybe 6?). And two, I had the exposed rolls sitting around since last June.
But, I finally got around to doing some developing and scanning tonight.
Some of the first results, all from our road trip to Oregon last year.
First, two slightly different takes on the same idea:
I think I like the first one better, but thought I'd post them both
Return from fishing
I guess I have two takes on this as well :)
Tracks
Sand abstract
South Beach - Beach
Hopefully there will be more installments as I keep scanning & developing :)
One, this film has been expired for years (maybe 6?). And two, I had the exposed rolls sitting around since last June.
But, I finally got around to doing some developing and scanning tonight.
Some of the first results, all from our road trip to Oregon last year.
First, two slightly different takes on the same idea:
I think I like the first one better, but thought I'd post them both
Return from fishing
I guess I have two takes on this as well :)
Tracks
Sand abstract
South Beach - Beach
Hopefully there will be more installments as I keep scanning & developing :)
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
New West views
Such a nice afternoon that I decided to go for a walk outside instead of heading to the gym.
I was not alone in my desire for some sun
Further along, I couldn't get over the slight creepiness of the bronze child
I decided to head towards the waterfront
And you've got to cross some tracks to do so
Bridges are prevalent as well
I've been trying to capture some of the river scenes
People were jogging and power-walking on the boardwalk
It got fairly chilly as the sun was setting, but I'm very glad I came out
Hope you had a good afternoon.
Bjorn
I was not alone in my desire for some sun
Further along, I couldn't get over the slight creepiness of the bronze child
I decided to head towards the waterfront
And you've got to cross some tracks to do so
Bridges are prevalent as well
I've been trying to capture some of the river scenes
People were jogging and power-walking on the boardwalk
It got fairly chilly as the sun was setting, but I'm very glad I came out
Hope you had a good afternoon.
Bjorn
Labels:
18-200VR,
70-210mm,
boats,
New Westminster,
Photography,
photowalk,
street photography
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