lunchtime
August 21st, 2008 - no thoughts
taken in july. we had indecently long lunches. the old man didn’t seem to mind, though.
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green days
August 6th, 2008 - no thoughts
1, 2, 3 : polaroiding in the botanical gardens, grønland, oslo.
4 : van parked by the old ringnes brewery
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shining hotel riga
June 24th, 2008 - no thoughts
the hotel riga, where we stayed. the corridors were delightfully creepy. jack would feel very much at home here, methinks.
holga 120 cfn and kodak portra 400 vc.
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latvian leaks
June 18th, 2008 - no thoughts
little accidents from riga.
shot this may using fuji superia 200 (bought in riga at a silly price) and the trusty ol’ pentax me.
the bottom picture is from an awsome outdoor photo exhibition at the doma square in riga. the original documentary project from 1987 was followed by a “20 years later” edition in 2007. read more about it here. works from the exhibition can be found here.
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fuji sunday
June 14th, 2008 - no thoughts
taken on a lazy sunday some time in the late spring using my pentax me. it’s a great street shooter, fast and reliable. check out the news section for a little camera update!
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fivel
April 16th, 2008 - no thoughts
taken during rehearsal, some time this spring. frode fivel w/band:
top left: fredrik (drums, backing vocals)
top right: mikael (piano, organ)
mid left: magnus (guitar, backing vocals)
mid right: frode (vocals, guitar, the man)
low left: andré (bass, backing vocals)
pentax me using kodak tmax 400 and a vivitar 728af flash. can’t remember what lenses were used on which pictures, but these three were in use: 2,8 pentax 40mm, 2,8 vivtar 49mm, 3,8 vivitar 75-205mm.
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march 27th, 2008
April 7th, 2008 - no thoughts
random shots from around town.
if you examine the pictures closely (it’s easy on the thumbnails anyway) you can see that there’s a streak of shading in them, approximately 1/4 wide and toward the edge of the frame. i think this is a case of slow shutter curtains in the poor old zenit. on this page, the author sort of brags about the excellence of the mechanics and design of the shutter curtains on zenit cameras, as opposed the leica, for instance. he’s probably right and all. i just happen to own a zenit that has started showing symptoms of age (and/or irregular or rare usage).
zenit 122 and fuji rxp (provia 400).
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