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Photo of the Day: 10.000 Crosses
Someone decided to set 10.000 crosses on cobblestones in the central square in Aarhus. Two problems with that: 1) there aren’t so many cobblestones in the square, 2) rainy weather makes this endeavor...
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Week Numbers Photography Project: Week 14 and 15
Last week has been rather uneventful, which is probably a good thing. Taken with Samsung Galaxy S III and processed in digiKam. Shutter speed: 1/146 sec. Aperture: f/2.6 ISO: 80 This week, I acquired a...
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Week Numbers Photography Project: Week 17
I’m a bit late with an entry for week 17, but there is a perfectly reasonable explanation for that: I had to finish and develop a roll of Ilford XP2 Super 400 first. This was my first attempt to shoot...
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Macro on a Budget: Tamron SP 300mm f/5.6 Adaptall 2
It all started with a Tamron 70-150mm f/3.8 CZ-715 Adaptall lens I got thrown in as a freebie when I bought my Nikon F-301. Although I had a vague idea of the Adaptall technology, I knew nothing about...
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Week Numbers Photography Project: Week 19
This week’s number is not particularly interesting, but the window’s unusual form and decoration make up for that. Taken with Nikon F-501 and Ilford XP2 Super 400.
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Week Numbers Photography Project: Weeks 20 and 21
Catching up on my photography project. Here are photos for weeks 20 and 21. I’ve had trouble finding a good subject for the week 20 photo, but spare change in my pocket saved the day. Taken with Nikon...
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Week Numbers Photography Project: Week 22
Another relatively uneventful week has passed. Yeah, life in our neck of the woods is like that (most of the time, anyway). Taken with Nikon F-501, Nikkor AF 35-70mm f/3.3-4.5, and Ilford XP2 Super 400.
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Photo of the day: Dressed in glass
I went to Berlin at the end of May. Between family chores and LinuxTag, I didn’t have much time for photography, save for a quick photo walk in the neighborhood. The weather was not particularly good,...
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Film for Digital Photographers series on Japan Camera Hunter
Thinking about dipping your toes into the film photography waters? An article series published on the Japan Camera Hunter blog can be a good starting point for your adventures in analog: Shooting Film...
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Film, Notebook, Android, digiKam
Film photography can be a great learning experience, but the lack of EXIF data makes mastering the basics more tricky. After all, knowing what aperture and shutter speed values were used in a specific...
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Film Camera Spotting: Olympus Trip 35
It’s not every day I see a film camera in Aarhus. Come to think of it, I’ve actually never seen a film camera-toting photographer here in the city. Until today, that is. I was passing by a café, when I...
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About Mimosa
Mimosa is the name of the last remaining film lab in our city. Compared to the rest of the photo stores in Aarhus which peddle pretty much the same assortment of mainstream photography stuff, Mimosa is...
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Apply EXIF Metadata to Multiple Photos in digiKam
If you happen to use digiKam for managing photos scanned from negatives, you’ll appreciate the application’s capabilities to add and edit EXIF metadata. Using digiKam’s dedicated interface for managing...
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New Camera in My Bag: Nikon L35AF
Look, there is a new film camera in my photo bag! I was leisurely browsing a local auction website the other day when I stumbled upon this Nikon L35AF unit. I didn’t actually need a new film camera,...
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Photo of the Day: Concentric circles
Back in February, the missus gave me a Nikon L35AF2 as a birthday present. Since then, the camera has been quietly sitting in a drawer waiting for a chance to prove its worth. This chance came a couple...
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Photo of the Day: Hinomaru
I snapped 1000+ digital photos and shot 6 rolls of film during our recent trip to Tokyo. There are a handful of photos that I really like, but this one is my absolute favorite. I took this photo on a...
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ShootFilmIn: Wiki for Film Photographers
To keep track of film development labs and stores that carry film in cities around the world, I’ve set up a no-frills wiki. While this is a strictly personal project, I thought I’d make it public in...
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Exif4Film: Handy Android App for Film Photographers
While you can use a regular notebook to keep track of exposure info (shutter speed, aperture, focal length, etc.), it’s hardly an ideal solution. But if you happen to use an Android device, you can...
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Photo of the Day: Mondrian Double Exposure
This shot is actually the result of a technical malfunction. For some reason, my Nikon EM didn’t advance the film properly, and I ended up with this double-exposure photo. This happened only once, so I...
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Photo of the Day: Old Bus Stop Shed
This is an old bus stop shed in Aarhus. It’s not pretty but it’s functional. It offers good protection against rain and wind (and we’ve got a lot of both here in Denmark). I spend many hours in sheds...
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