This is an oldie. Well, relatively speaking. I took this photo (with my Vivitar 35ES on Kodak Tri-X) last summer, on festival ‘De Parade’. The one on top was shot in the dark. I used a fence (you can see that behind the tables and people on the second photograph) as a makeshift tripod. It didn’t do a great job, but who cares. I still like it, and it did catch the mood of the moment really well. It makes me look forward to this summer. Bring it on!
This entry was written by , posted on February 21, 2011 at 12:54, filed under Analog, Film, Street and tagged blackwhite, Film, Rangefinder, Street, Vivitar 35ES. Leave a comment over here.
Saw this while taking a walk at the local harbour a while ago. Just in case you’re having a hard time figuring out what the hell these things are: they’re buoys, stacked one some sort of dredging ship. And no, I didn’t draw the smiley face! Mine would’ve been a lot prettier anyway ;)
Shot with my Vivitar 35ES on Kodak Tri-X.
This entry was written by , posted on February 18, 2011 at 13:00, filed under Analog, Film, Street and tagged Analog, blackwhite, Rangefinder, Street, Vivitar 35ES. Leave a comment over here.
Well, the title says it all, doesn’t it?
They’re shot on Ilford HP5 and Kodak Tri-X, with my Vivitar 35ES rangefinder. I had these scanned professionally as a 2500 dpi tif file. It’s a world of difference between these scans and my own. I didn’t add the borders; they’re a result of the scanning process. I kind of liked them, so I decided not to crop them off.
There are three more photos below!
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This entry was written by , posted on June 5, 2010 at 19:11, filed under Film, Street and tagged Analog, blackwhite, Film, Rangefinder, Street, Vivitar 35ES. Leave a comment over here.
This is the first time in years I shot some images on film. I recently bought a Vivitar 35ES rangefinder and these pictures are the result of it’s first test run. It is really awkward to shoot film again. I have to admit that I’m a bit lazy when it comes to aligning horizontal lines correctly while shooting. It’s a lot easier to straighten photos in Lightroom. It’s a bad idea to do this while shooting film though, as you can see on the photos.
Anyway, I really enjoy this little camera. And shooting film is fun too. There is a downside though. I’m really (unpleasantly) surprised by the cost of developing film and printing the photos. I’ll have to find a solution for this if I want to continue to shoot on film.
Well, enough with the talking. Check out the photos after the jump. I used Ilford Delta 400 for these photos if anyone cares ;)
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This entry was written by , posted on February 4, 2010 at 21:04, filed under Analog, Film, Street and tagged amsterdam, Analog, Film, Rangefinder, Street, Vivitar 35ES. Leave a comment over here.