It’s been quite a while since I last updated this blog, so here goes. The post consists of photos from the entire summer of 2017, and it is “part i,” because there’s still a lot of black and white films left to develop and scan (coming in part ii). Enjoy :) First, here are some […]
The little Ricoh GR renders such beautiful colors, that for a long while I stopped producing black and white images, but I felt it was time I got back on the wagon. The GR preview mode has a very nice black and white setting (via effects) to help you set up your frames with b&w in […]
I apologize in advance for the long post, but that’s what happens when you never find the time. It’s been a very busy and difficult time. Things have been tough all around Greece, dealing with a double crisis, and on our small island, most of us have been busy, ceaselessly tending to our work while […]
first some photos from a Sunday visit at the wonderful Archontiko Angelou, a place out of time and space: the fog (in the middle of the day, in the middle of the summer, in Leros): and, finally, the “alia”:
Here are some photos from this Easter, which we spent with Jim and the lovely Stevenson family. Serious business: sticker face: ntagla: Judas, about to be burnt: Lakki: and, some black and whites: coffee in the sun:
This post is the first part of an ongoing series, a collection of shots exploring the streets and people of Leros:
and a couple of colour shots from the (often surreal) Leros carnival: this one’s definitely my next Xmas card: and, some toilet paper to wrap things up:
this is my first test drive of the Ricoh GR as an all-around, walk-around, street-snapping black and white camera. ISO settings are set at Auto (100-800) and all images are converted in Lightroom, using customized VSCO plugins (mainly HP5, Tri-X and Neopan 400). My first impressions are very, very positive: I predict some serious […]
