again, the fantastic pentax 67. i can’t begin to describe how much i love this camera. i wish it was mine to keep.
shot on a beautiful sunday using fuji pro 160s. mildly retouched for dust and scratches, no adjustments whatsoever to colors or levels or curves. what you see here is what got caught on film.
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the scanner is back!
shot some time between december 2007 and february 2008. picture two and three are the first real attempts at bulb exposure. the first one just shows that using a piece of tape to hold the bulb/normal switch in ‘normal’ mode doesn’t always work.
can’t tell from the negatives which exact film type this is, it just says fuji 400-o. i think it’s from the handful of expired rolls that i got for free from a guy. nice guy.
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borrowed a magnificent and severely heavy asahi pentax 67 medium format camera from a friend of mine. it sports a couple of gorgeous lenses and a macro converter. the shutter on this battletank of a camera makes the most incredible sound i’ve ever heard. it’s like a punch in the face, only it leaves you smiling.
shot on the always winning kodak 400 tx. negative photographed on a light-table and digitally inverted. i want my scanner back now.
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shot a couple of rolls the same day i bought this camera. film choice based on cash available the very same day:
fuji acros 100 - got it cheap because it was expired by a few months. taken autumn 2007 using my wonderful pentax me and the vivitar 75-205 lens.
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basement letters. light leaks.
fuji pro 160s. just wandering around the block.
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the guy riding it came along right after i took the shot. i took a few pictures of him on top of it as well, but he said he didn’t want them published, so… i may … break that promise … later on.
fuji pro 160s. taken summer 2007 using miss plastic herself, holga 120cfn.
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people leave things and they leave them in the strangest conditions and places.
fuji pro 160s. taken autumn 2007 using a lubitel 166u that i’m borrowing indefinitely from my good, bearded friend dag stiberg.
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i have a thing for lonely chairs and sofas.
kodak 400 tmy. taken autumn 2007 using my ancient meopta flexaret that, unfortunately, went a little asunder shortly after this first roll got developed. the focusing lever, locked on 1.2 meters or so, fell into the camera and i can’t get the thing open.
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