At last we know the names of our finalists, who made it through the terrible challenges. Each one of them will see the results of their decisive works from the final exhibited at the Rotondes in Luxembourg City.
The final will be broadcast live next Saturday, so even I don’t know who will win first price in the end. Continue reading “Generation Art – The Finalists!”
I can eternally wonder at the inventiveness of the shop-window decorators. Do they know they provide me with prime stuff for early morning shots?
Continue reading “Eternal Wonder”
Yes, it’s the eighth challenge, the last one before the final where the 3 remaining candidates will fight it out.
And it’s the one challenge I really hated to miss: Analog Photography! Continue reading “Generation Art – The Eighth Challenge”
Yes, I know today is the 8th Challenge of that Generation Art thing, but I have something else to tell you, something important! Generation Art will have to wait until tomorrow!
I did my very first wet printing!
Continue reading “Wet Printing at last!”
Not much to report this time, as I am more or less out of the loop. Only thing I can report is the developing story as I have watched it on RTL’s broadcast. For those who have the courage to endure half an hour of Luxembourgish 😉
So what can I do but show some older ‘Making Of’ photos, whatever they’re worth. Continue reading “Generation Art – The Seventh Challenge!”
Last week I talked about the most beautiful camera ever. But what worth is a camera if it doesn’t deliver on it’s promises?
So I took my freshly dressed Olympus Trip 35 and loaded a cheap color film, some Fuji Superia 200. Yes, color again, though I think I won’t keep up that bad habit. All things taken into account, I prefer black and white! Continue reading “Olympus Trip 35 – The Photos”
Yes, this was the sixth challenge, the first one where I was not participating.
I watched it tonight and saw my colleagues, my friends battling to stay in the game and secretly I said to myself ‘good that I had to leave last week!’.
Honestly, last week’s challenge was tough for me as my old head understands photography but not much that comes after that. Continue reading “Generation Art – The Sixth Challenge”
Yes, daddy’s got a new toy! I had one once, quite some time ago, and unfortunately, during a tough time when I was wavering in my belief in film photography I sold it. It was stunning, clad in red lizard skin leather, clean and shining. I regretted selling it ever since. Continue reading “The Most Beautiful Camera – Ever!”
Yes, here we are at the end of the fifth challenge….. and at the end of my humble participation in this adventure. There, the cat is out of the bag!
Although the past weeks were an incredible strain, I have enjoyed every moment of it. I learned a lot (even at my advanced age) and I think I can safely say that I am more confident in my photography now than I was before. That I have acquired much more confidence in myself….
I enjoyed that, unlike other reality shown on TV, there was no internal strife between us participants. We worked as a team, helped each other out and every one had a good time. Continue reading “Generation Art – The Fifth Challenge”
Yes, the moment has come!
A month ago my brother in law…
…gave me his great Omega enlarger with a boatload of stuff. He hasn’t used the gear in the last 20 years, and it showed! So two weeks ago I cleaned everything up thoroughly (noting a happy bunch of fungus growing in the enlarger’s lens…aaaarghhh) and promised myself to go ahead and take the next step –> wet printing! Continue reading “Going completely Analog!”
OK I know I said I’d go b&w only…. but never say never!
But honestly, this is not really color! It’s a hint of color. So why not get acquainted with color film again in homeopathic doses. Continue reading “Why not try color?”
After last weeks terrible experience, this challenge was to be something I like. Well up to now I liked doing it in daytime. The theme was this time ‘Night Photography’ and more specifically, Luxembourg by Night.
We met this time on friday evening, 8 pm at the local railway station and were given the subject of the weekend. Now, photographing my city is not new to me – it’s in fact something I like a lot. What I have seldom done is photographing it by night. Happy digital people who can simply rack up ISO and don’t bother any more. I had to think a bit before setting ISO to 3200 on an Ilford HP5 and trying my luck. Continue reading “Generation Art – The Fourth Challenge”
Frank Lehnen Photography 