recent neg-scans.

studies started again. most of the photoclass students went to the next cafe, where 90% had "early grey" with a shot of milk. 6 in a row.

first the public transport photos. f2.0 1/15th apx100

train got stuck several times. it got filled more and more each station. this photo was taken during a stop in between two stations, leaning to the left. people got pissed. i was lucky enough to be on the end of the cabin. so i stood on the seat and took this shot. unfortunately i only had a apx100 with me. so the exposure was 1/15th with f2.0, which seemd to work out in the end.. glad it did.


train was still stanging. saw this right in front of the window.. haha






photo on a roll i started back in may. taken with 24mm f2.0 1/8th tmax100 slr !



now to some street:


4 recruits having a kebap




i could kill myslef for not including the babies in the frame.. but the photo is nice though



took this one because of the skull ;)
calling pantene pro-v that their product sucks, maybe..



the END!

developed some b/ws last night. here the scans:

























went to a birthdayparty








the birthday-kid in all it's glory






we went outside, to share the special cigarette ;)

i was wearing a skirt that night. loving the m-finger of our birthdaykid in the background. shot taken by linus the gorgeous bitch

today i was re-scanning some negatives to be able to offer best quality for prints i want to print myself or make avaiable at deviantart. this time i was adjusting colour balance and brightness/contrast before scanning the neg in a preview-scan. see the difference yourself, it may seem little but helps a lot the mood and aesthetics in my eyes. all these images seemed flawless to me before actually starting to work on them on the pre-scan. nobody has ever mentioned any tints of colours but when you see them compared it seems obvious that there was a small but visible mistake in colour or contrasts.