Two years on I got to re-visit this wonderful scrap yard in Sweden. This is just a taste of things to come.
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Helping Hand (Colour)
I like the colour version just as much as the black and white. Although I mostly am a black and white kinda guy I thought I’d share this shop scan with you. I’ve just added the frame.
Helping Hand
It’s about time I got Victor out of the bag. This shot is an end of roll shot after a cycling lesson. Taken in colour with a Carl Zeiss 110mm f2.0.
A Couple of Hams
Staale and Ingemund ham it up in a sketch they performed for us.Not really a candid but one of my favourite shots from the weekend we had together with our wives in Denmark.
Don’t forget to dance.
My daughters old Irish dancing shoes caught my eye yesterday. Black and white conversion in Silver Efex Pro 2.
Before the Storm (Black and White)
I couldn’t leave this shot alone. I wanted to see how it would look in black and white. I thought I’d post the result so you can judge for yourselves.
Star spangled…
…and then the rain came down.
I packed my gear away in my sack and wondered around in the rain with my iPhone 4s
SnowShoes
Taken with my iPhone Hipstamatic app.
The Norwegian Tempo Club III
I was asked to take a couple of shots of some colleagues on one of their annual outings with the Norsk Tempo Klubb
The Tempo is a Norwegian moped from around the 60’s.
This shot (my personal favourite from this quick shoot)was taken using my 1958 Yashica-C TLR from the same period as the mopeds (And some of the owners) What supprised me was the amount Of fine detail there is in this shot. The film I used was Kodak T-max 100 asa which I developed in Caffenol -C with a reduced soda recipe using only 40g per litre instead of 54g. for 14mins at 20℃. The negatives were scanned on my Epson V700 using Silverfast SW.
I’m planning a page to explain for beginners how to use Caffenol. There are many fine sites on the web but this will be a basic “How I did it” article. So stay tuned
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