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My first Pinhole Pics. I used an old Zeiss Box Camera, removed the lens and installed an 0.35mm Pinhole.
I'm happy with the results, it was easier to get something than expected. No I will try to produce "good" images this summer :-)
Scratches included.
Shot with a Diana f+. I don't remember what type of film I used for this shot. Since it has a lot of scratches I suppose it could be a lomography bw film 'cause it's fucking fragile and it sucks a lot.
Thanks also to the guy who developed this film for making his own work with the right composure, patience and dead calm -_-
Loki's favourite teddy bear. Film as chewed by Loki our whippet dog.
Bronica SQ-A
Zenzanon PS 150mm f/4 lens,
S-18 Extension tube
Chewed up roll of Shanghai GP3 b/w 120 film.
Developed in Rodinal. Scanned on Epson V500.
The ruins of Halsnøy Abbey with the later farm house in the background.
The Abbey was one of the richest monasteries in medieval Norway. Founded in 1163 by earl and crusader Erling Skakke to secure the blessing of the church in promoting his son Magnus as regent.
It was rebuilt in Gothic style about 1300 and eventually dissolved in 1536 during the Reformation and assets were confiscated by the Crown.
The site was later sold and in 1841 the then farmer demolished the remains of the abbey church and built the current farm house.
The buildings were bought by Sunnhordland Museum in 1956 and are now run as museum and artist’s residence. (Source Wikipedia)
Hasselblad 503cx, CF 3.5/100mm. Ilford Delta 100 film. Kodak HC-110, dil. B. Scanned with Nikon D800E.
A medium format shot from earlier this summer in ny #film #latergram #silhouettes #sagharbor #beach #dunes #mediumformat
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pentax 67 | velvia 100f
my roommate rob and I went to this moccasin making course taught by two University of Manitoba profs. One of the teachers made this jacket thing that is traditional in the high arctic, we wanted to make one so we took a few pictures...