after a hectic month of non-stop work, I found the time to develop several tri-x rolls. First some images from the boat to and from Leros (4 journeys in total): Easter Epitaph procession ’11 – tri-x 400 @200 with flash: Back to June: Orestis lunch, then fallen asleep at the tv: Taken at the Leros […]
as always, loving those blinds holders you find on old houses around the Aegean. I’m making a huge print of this one: a fine piece – white splattered paint on wood- Japanese style, a beautiful accident on a closed down building: kindergarden: in between: after a while, I’m gonna have a huge collection of photos […]
Shot and developed today, my favourite results with the leica so far. Kodak Tri-X shot at ISO 200, developed in Rodinal 1+50, 9 mins: click on the following for large resolution: I also shot a tri-x @400 not knowing how the results of the 200 one would come out. This one’s my favourite from trying […]
empty warehouse: window detail:through the same windows: myopic street: sunlit post office queue: next in line: dentist’s waiting room: jimmy portrait: pc troubles: finishing the roll, rodinal is looking great:
Leica M6, Tri-X 400 in Rodinal 1+50, 13 mins. This is my second try, I think it looks quite good. Tri-X 400 in Rodinal first try, not using enough solution, resulting to a stain on top of each negative: I’ve cut the top of the rest: And a Neopan 1600 gone really wrong… In Rodinal […]
http://www.lomography.com/homes/mrtso Devendra Banhart – Carmensita
Went up on the roof at around 11 at night to shoot the moon that was supposed to be huge. But it stayed hidden by the clouds for hours so I shot these instead. Click on images for larger resolution:
THE STREET: the occasional taxi driver: rainy streets: at the mcdrive=through: sweet old lady who was almost completely blind: had to take a shot of the Billy Shakespeare umbrella: low: THE BEACH: not many gulls on the beach the day, so quite lucky that one decided to step in: discovering whole new gamut of tones […]
My favourite shots from the first walks around Athens with the M6. All shot on Tri-X and scanned with Epson V700. First a couple of tourists covering all angles with their videocameras: Thisseio train station and a man walking towards me to tell me, as always, not to photograph the precious trains: Noon sun making […]
