Just one very pretentious photograph. Too bad they stopped holding hands. A very free interpretation of W. Eugene Smith’s ‘A Walk to the Paradise Garden‘. Just kidding, I’d never compare myself to a real photographer. Continue reading I guess they’ve grown up…
Yep, no black and white yet!
I’ve been developing and scanning like mad to get my films ready for a post but the black and white stuff will still take some time.
So for the moment here are my color impressions of Berlin. It’s just the last 24 exposures of the film that was already in my XA2 and I don’t want to waste anything, ever.
….and no photo! In 3 days I passed twice through Wetzlar and Jena and I still don’t know which town has the best ‘bokeh’…. Continue reading Just one thought today….
They did a great job until now… Hope I’ll have something to show after developing these…. Continue reading The Film haul is growing…
….hope they turn out OK? Continue reading The first roll is finished….
Hope that’s enough for two days??? Continue reading Getting ready for Berlin!
Not a rant, but a quick look into the situation of film photography in 2017.
This is the first part of a review covering film and cameras, the second part following very soon.
All the photos in this post are shot on expired film….
I thought about this post when I read Stephen Dowlings very excellent piece about the film options that we film photographers have nowadays. You can read it here on KOSMOPHOTO.CO.UK.
Ladies and Gentlemen!
I present to you….
In the left corner, at eleven hundred and fifty grams, the title holder, the mighty Canon T90. Veteran of many fights, the most complete of his generation…..
aaaaand in the right corner, at eight hundred and ninety grams, the Challenger! Young EOS 650, out to wrestle the golden belt from it’s predecessor.
Do you remember where you were on September 30th 2014?
I do!
Here I present to you two takes of the same photo.
An early morning photo (like so many) of a shop window. same subject, same frame two diagonally opposed interpretations.
Which one do you prefer? Please comment and leave your impressions.
Frank Lehnen Photography 