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Before there was digital, there was another way of getting instant gratification in photography: Polaroid.
The company has gone now to the dogs a few years ago, but there are a handful of people who are trying to resurrect at least part of the company, the Impossible Project. They have apparently at least partially succeeded and [...]

The Olympic Fire

I have to admit it is somewhat funny to see that the public is separated by a fence from the Olympic flame. Not quite sure who cocked that one up.
But, as I got some special access I can show you what the Olympic Cauldron looks like up, close and personal. Here’s a slideshow.

Street Photography

Over the decades “Street Photography” has become a new “category” in photography. It is, essentially, a way to catch a candid moment. Well, that’s how I see it anyway, others perceive street photography as anything that happens outside, faces, moments etc.
I have been a bit “shy” shooting people in the past, mainly because I found [...]

[Photo] Looking out

This is a photo that “made itself” so to speak. After I posted the shot on flickr a few people commented that they had “seen it” but apparently nobody had taken it. Funny how that goes eh?
The interesting thing for me in the shot was the light as well as the way the modern architecture [...]

[Photo] Tranquility

It’s all about the timing and the light….

[Photo] Night Lights

I am a bit disappointed in as far as the noise in the scan goes, the negative clearly looks much better than the scan, I had a similar issue with another film recently that I just could not scan decently.
Anyway: Agfa Vista looks really really nice.

[Photo] The Bay

Yesterday I got my last two rolls of Kodachrome back. It will be posted on my flickr over time.
Sad…. I wish I could have gotten more.

This photo is wonderfully representing Vancouver, people having their nose in their laptops, sitting side by side. Okay, not quite fair I guess, but it does make the point.

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