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Analog part of my #LifeisaBeach project. Long-Term Photo Project. Those pictures are shoot on SILBERSALZ35 250 D Film (Kodak Vision), shot at ISO 250 and processed in ECN-2 by Silbersalz Lab.
Last photos of Rouen.
Around the Palais de Justice, the ancient courthouse and regional parliament, a masterpiece of medieval and renaissance architecture.
The 2 photos with a large portrait represent Dominique Laboubée, charismatic leader of the The Dogs, one of the jewels of French punk rock of the 20th century. He was from Rouen, and the city paid tribute to him with this painting by street artist Jeff Aerosol.
The Dogs best album was "Too Much Class for the Neighborhood." I couldn't have said it better...
Last photos of Rouen.
Around the Palais de Justice, the ancient courthouse and regional parliament, a masterpiece of medieval and renaissance architecture.
The 2 photos with a large portrait represent Dominique Laboubée, charismatic leader of the The Dogs, one of the jewels of French punk rock of the 20th century. He was from Rouen, and the city paid tribute to him with this painting by street artist Jeff Aerosol.
The Dogs best album was "Too Much Class for the Neighborhood." I couldn't have said it better...
Last photos of Rouen.
Around the Palais de Justice, the ancient courthouse and regional parliament, a masterpiece of medieval and renaissance architecture.
The 2 photos with a large portrait represent Dominique Laboubée, charismatic leader of the The Dogs, one of the jewels of French punk rock of the 20th century. He was from Rouen, and the city paid tribute to him with this painting by street artist Jeff Aerosol.
The Dogs best album was "Too Much Class for the Neighborhood." I couldn't have said it better...
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
