none of the pieces fit together // months-worth of fragmented shooting till next time. hopefully, more coherently.
Tag: rolleiflex
Urbanité
As usual, I was waiting to shoot at least 5-6 B&W films before mixing a fresh batch of XTOL to develop them. So, some of the photos are recent and others were shot sometime in the past 2-3 months, even dating back to the quarantine in spring. Enjoy :) 2 x Ilford HP5 pushed to […]
Thankful for black and white :)
Indeed I am. Since our collective self-imposed quarantine has started, I haven’t been able to take or send my color films out for development. It’s going to be ages before I see those photos now.. Hopefully everyone’s doing all right out there, staying safe and not getting too much cabin fever from all the social […]
Analog lately
a selection of 35mm and 120mm photos, shot between December-January with the Nikon F3 & the Rolleiflex. Athens: SNFCC: Leros:
Summer Post (Part ii – B&W Film)
Back with part ii of the big summer post. First time I’ve used Kodak D76 developer. Not too shabby! First, here are some medium format shots with the Rolleiflex, with Ioanna, Nick & Orestis: met this beautiful dog at the beach: and now, a whole bunch of candids on 35mm film with the Olympus mjuii: […]
Rolleiflex and other black and whites
Lately, I’ve been working on my darkroom and scanning workflow, trying out chemicals etc. I think it’s been paying off, and I’m excited to keep shooting film again. Here are the Rolleiflex shots first: some nikon F3, with the precious Voigtlander 20mm: and, of course, the adorable Lomo sprocket rocket (very very decent lens!):
A Rollei Roll & A Sprocket Roll
a couple of forgotten films
finally got round to developing some left-over black and white films. It took me a while to remember how to use chemicals, but I got there. Hopefully there’ll be some new films soon. Sprocket Rocket: Rolleiflex: and some 35mm, show with the Nikon F3:
colours / of rain and sunshine
rent: sunset skull: from the boat to Leros: rolleiflex reala:
jupiter 8
trying out a 40 Euro Jupiter 8 50mm as an additional portrait/50 lens to the summicron 35. Not bad: and, back to the summicron: and a short rollei tri-x: