Showing posts with label yashica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yashica. Show all posts

30 December, 2017

The new palimpsests.

I made today after a long time two new palimpsests on old maps from a atlas from the former East Germany. The maps are from the southeastern part of South America and Iceland.
I used for the South American map a picture of the Girl with Contaflex series and for the map of Iceland a picture from the At the beach series.
"santa catarina no coração", germany, 2017
"bárdarbunga", germany, 2017


05 November, 2017

Crash your camera!!!

You know the situation when you want to take some pictures, but in this moment your camera doesn't work. My girlfriend had this moment at October, 25th as she wanted to take some photos of a graffiti wall with her Konica Z-up 110 Super. She became veryveryvery angry and crashed the camera at the wall.
I shot this massacre with the Yashica T4 D and a Kodak VR+200 film.
I never used the date feature at a camera, but I thought that this moment needed the proof function to document this crime!

Of course, we used a broken Konica to stage this massacre! ;)

08 July, 2017

cultural fallow.

Last time I let the expired Kodak Elite Chrome 100 processed in E-6, but now I let the Kodak be crossed like at the first time I used an Elite Chrome.
I used the straight Yashica T2 D which has got a Carl Zeiss Tessar 3.5/35mm T* lens. The locations were the NeuLand and the Friedenspark in Cologne.

07 July, 2017

De volta ao campo?!

De volta ao campo is Portuguese and means Back to the field (farm life). The location is in Cologne and is called NeuLand.

I shot an expired (since 05/1995) Agfachrome CTx100 in the crazy looking Yashica 230 AF with two Yashica AF zooms, the 3.3-4.5/35-70mm and the 4.5/70-210mm. Last time I crossed the Agfa slide film, but now I chose a normal E-6 slide process.

12 May, 2017

Girl with Contaflex.

Girls and cameras, what a wonderful combination!!! And we have got my beautiful girlfriend and a real vintage beauty, a Zeiss Ikon Contaflex IV.
I shot the pictures with the Yashica 108 MP and a Sigma MC 3.5-4.5/35-135mm and a Tokina 4/80-200mm. The film was an expired Kodak Elite Chrome 100, which was processed in E-6. It was my first slide film processed in E-6. Before I just let the slide films be crossed.