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Öresund bridge between Denmark and Sweden. The bridge itself is 8 km long followed by a 4 km tunnel.
One of the picturesque villages/towns of Cinque Terre. The photo was a little desaturated to focus also on the quite interesting place the village was built.
she isn't here. she's somewhere the camera can't follow. the ring stays. everything else is shadow.
check out my blog post "how to turn your garage into a studio". that´s the location i captured this image. arnds.photos/blog/turn-your-garage-into-a-studio
New horizons, seats to fill, seats to leave,
photos to take, people to meet.
A very Happy New Year to all of you.
(Aarhus, August 2023 - Hasselblad, Ektar 100)
This shot was taken on my Yashica C with Ilford HPS Plus 400 film. It was my first time developing 120mm film, and wow… it was a struggle. I had a really hard time getting the film onto the reel — after a bunch of failed attempts, I even thought the reel was broken. Turns out, the problem was definitely me.
After what felt like forever, I finally managed to load it, though not very smoothly. The negatives took some damage from my sweaty hands and all the retries, and most of the shots didn’t make it. But this one did — and even though it’s far from perfect, I love it.
We learn, we mess up, and we try again. Next roll will be better.
"scanned" with a DSLR and macro lens."
Swedish west-coast outside of Gothenburg. Hasselblad flex body with CFV-II-50C, Zeiss Planar 2.8/80.
The step well Panna Meena ka Kund in Amer, close to Jaipur, India. The well reminds me of some prints by the Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher.