In the 90-ties, Leica M cameras came in these spiffy, red velvet-lined presentation boxes. Just had to do a bit of Skript-Fu on that.
A film-loading Leica has it’s own Gestalt. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘film’
The Leica M Gestalt
February 1, 2013A film-loading Leica has it’s own Gestalt. (more…)
Error Circle
May 16, 2012
A smurf tied up in the forest
Sometimes there are so many errors in an image that quality comes round again to being, dare I say, good? Example in case above. I had expired (more…)
Film Swan Song
May 8, 2012
Instruments Old and New
February 28, 2011
Vagabond's Night Quarters, Light Snowfall
I’ve been posting too little lately, and there are two reasons. (more…)
Swedish Deliberation
February 5, 2011What do these four images have in common? (more…)
The Camera Without Qualities, a Review
November 11, 2010
Minox 35 ML
It is the smallest 35 mm film camera. It doesn’t excite you. It likes to disappear. (more…)
Analog informs Digital
September 29, 2010
Meadow Detail, from an Experiment with Nik Silver Efex Pro
In the process of getting used to Aperture, I’ve found some very useful and unique plugins from Nik Software. (more…)
Oh So Diafine!
September 18, 2010
Diafine: time, temperature, film ... what the heck!
I’ll have to rave about a new-to-me wondersoup, (more…)
Color Hybrid Workflow
August 30, 2010
We got Ourselves a Layer Cake!
This weekend, a fellow photographer asked me about my hybrid workflow. I didn’t really have time to answer him, so this is for you, Mr. D., and all who might be interested. (more…)
So Hip to be Square
August 27, 2010
Pastel Colors by Fujicolor 800Pro
