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I was warned, that this film will be quite foggy. And indeed, even with overexposure (2,5 stops) there was only a faint image on the negative. Scanned, the picture turned out to be quite grainy.
Rome is known for its rich history and culture that the world is fondly familiar with; however, there is a side of the Roman capital yet to be seen. Roman goddess Venus graces Rome with love and affection by musing the Hungarian photographer Milán Rácmolnár to paint the city in old rose.
More pictures from my recent trip to Seattle. We were visiting our dear friend S., who has just graduated with her master's degree. We stayed at her apartment in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, and enjoyed lots of food, drink, amd walking about. The 32 degree Fahrenheit weather seemed balmy compared to what we were missing in Minnesota... Windchills of -20 degrees Fahrenheit. (That's -28.9 degrees Celcius, for the rest of the world). All of these shots were done with the lovely Fuji Velvia. I like it cross-processed and E6 processed; I don't know which way I enjoy best.
More pictures from my recent trip to Seattle. We were visiting our dear friend S., who has just graduated with her master's degree. We stayed at her apartment in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, and enjoyed lots of food, drink, amd walking about. The 32 degree Fahrenheit weather seemed balmy compared to what we were missing in Minnesota... Windchills of -20 degrees Fahrenheit. (That's -28.9 degrees Celcius, for the rest of the world). All of these shots were done with the lovely Fuji Velvia. I like it cross-processed and E6 processed; I don't know which way I enjoy best.
More pictures from my recent trip to Seattle. We were visiting our dear friend S., who has just graduated with her master's degree. We stayed at her apartment in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, and enjoyed lots of food, drink, amd walking about. The 32 degree Fahrenheit weather seemed balmy compared to what we were missing in Minnesota... Windchills of -20 degrees Fahrenheit. (That's -28.9 degrees Celcius, for the rest of the world). All of these shots were done with the lovely Fuji Velvia. I like it cross-processed and E6 processed; I don't know which way I enjoy best.
