winter

several exposures...

one of the very few nutters i saw here in copenhagen. people seem to be more sane than where i come from. he was sitting there with his very colourful backpack (damn you, black and white!) waiting for godard.

the way to work.

when colleagues have a fetish.

again the same problem - the film ripped and i didn't notice :(
the heavy contrast is probably caused by pushing an iso100-film to iso200 (first try, i actually like it!)

centuple (or more) exposure

i had and do still have trouble with my exa. all the rolls of film i recently put in were ripping in the middle and/or weren't simply transported right. so i ended up photographing the most awesome motifs just to get another, almost blank roll of film back from the lab. so frustrating!
the only good thing about it are those pictures that i exposed about 10 times, not knowing that the film wasn't transported.
i keep hoping the problem solves itself...

diana

some photos from my diana f+ that i just got developed. i scanned the negatives with my new scanner which i am totally excited about! it took me only like 4 years of consideration to buy one...
there were some really old pictures from 2010 on the roll. it was quite a surprise to see them.
all the scans are pretty "dirty" - next time i have to clean better before i start (although i thought i did). for now i just convinced myself that all the fluff adds to the charm of it, hehe!

jeppe, forever damned to be my photo victim. early winter 2011.

this must be knokke's beach. autum 2010.

baltic sea, summer 2011.

lias and his boat on their way to the sea.

jeppe took that one of me a week ago during a walk around the icy lake in valby.

a bus that doesn't really belong there.

waldhaus 2008

my first self-made darkroom print from a negative from 2008.

new home

seriously. if you want to develop film here in denmark and want to do that in a kind of cheap way (means something like getting it done by a supermarket, not a professional photo store) it will be a very difficult task.
first of all, there are rarely any places offering that service anymore. i thought photographing analogue would be HIP and i would find myself in copenhagen, right?!
then, if you found one, you have to wait forever. normal, 35mm, colour print + scan cd - 10 to 14 days. and then it turns out that they're really sending the whole thing to germany to get it developed by the rossmann-guys or someone like that. haha!

it's time for me building up my own lab!
well, at least i'm goin to take care of the black and white ones myself. soon-ish, i hope.

old home