Showing posts with label RevueFlex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RevueFlex. Show all posts

analogue friday - summer vibes

July 22, 2016



Long time no analogue friday! But now I finally managed to get another roll developed! Come with me and get some summer vibes!










saying goodbye to Norderney... always a bit sad...




But then... Berlin... ♥




summer evenings ...






A relaxed friday afternoon walk with Esther - her blog has been on my reading list since the beginning! It's great! If you want, hop over to her via: http://inside-my-shell.blogspot.de

The following picture was not taken by me but by my camera. The strap on which she was hanging around my neck snapped and with a bang - that hurts the ears of everyone, who loves cameras - it bounced on the paving! And took this picture!


I didn't know if everything was alright - the exterior had some scratches but nothing serious. So I kept on photographing with her. And since the next picture was also the next on the roll, I think she's fine ;)

The same thing happened yesterday again with my Mamiya C330 (I'll never trust analogue camera straps again!)... I hope she's fine, but the roll is not yet full and developed. I'll keep you posted...






Fleamarket: selling some of my pictures :)








And, yes, this is Berlin, too:




My favourite of the roll - I bet it confuses you, too, ... ;) :




// all pictures taken with a RevueFlex SD I, 50mm 1.9, on a Kodak Gold 200 //

analogue friday // throwback to France

April 01, 2016

Since I'm on holiday at the moment, and it is a bit more complicated here to develop a roll of film than it is in Berlin, this week I show you some analogue ones from a holiday in France some years ago. I think I already showed them to you, but I think it always is a good idea to dig up some gems hiding in the archives and I love these here especially.

I took them with a Revue Flex - a very reliable friend for analogue pictures.

So, come with me to the beautiful south of France, the Côte d'Azur and a bit of Lyon, too.

Greetings from Norderney