Showing posts with label kodacolor 200. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kodacolor 200. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

a ski vacation in the fells. day 3/3

me
stina
me
this photo of brother peter is the very last photo on the film roll. the last day was the best day because there had been snowing a lot the night before, and it was a bit warmer.

a ski vacation in the fells. day 2/3


a ski vacation in the fells. day 1/3

What is winter without a ski trip? between xmas and new years eve, i went on a ski vacation, it was a bit cold, ca -16 C. We were out the few hours the sun was up, around lunch time, it only stayed above the horizon. maybe i should have used iso 400 film, but this 200 one shows how far away the sun was. My sister, brother and i failed miserably at creating an 1980's vacation feeling, as we were dressed in black, and not a bright color in sight. We did not ski the bigger mountain, just the small one but the slopes were challenging enough for me so it was good. I found one slope that i particularly liked more than the others. and oh.. the views!
me.

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

ah!

possibly my favorite holga photo i've taken.
so cool to get this from a camera that doesnt use batteries,
with a simple kodak film. such a nice surprise.

winter roll.

film: kodacolor 200

the only ski day this season.

I somehow catched the same weekend as last year to go skiing. 25th of march. this time, sister came along, as well as friends from work, some of which had never skied before. the weather was great so we skied for 5 hours! sister is a brave little woman and was the only snowboarder. i personally think skiis are way cooler.. in a 80's cool sort of way. we definitely got appetite for more, though the ski season is basically over now, but we're dreaming big.. perhaps a skii trip to mountains next season. bigger hills and longer slopes. but this is what it looked like this time, with holga 135 camera:

film: kodacolor 200

Thursday, July 7, 2011

i went above the arctic circle to see the helsinki vampires.

here are a few photos from the minolta roll of the 69 eyes
i'm keeping to my tradition of shooting 135 film at concerts..
film: kodacolor 200