Not Yet Titled.

Not Yet Titled was an exhibition at the Museum Ludwig in Cologne. I bought the bag of this exhibition some time ago and now we made a photo shoot with it.
I shot with a Nikon F-401 and a Tokina AF 3.5-4.5/28-70mm SD lens. The film was a Kodak Gold 200.

The 2-Cameras-Double-Exposure-Project. part 6.

This project is based on the forgetfulness of people, who forgot used films inside the cameras as they sold them. In many cases you can imagine which kind of pictures are on the films when you looked at the type of camera, for example pictures of family activities like partys or trips made with simple P&S cameras (like here) or travel pictures, that have more a focus on the architecture and the landscape, made with a SLR (like here).
But sometimes this simple logic isn't correct, like here the example of family pictures made with a SLR.
And sometimes you can't recognize what the first photographer wanted to show like in the following pictures..perhaps windows???
The first phtographer used a Minox 35 GT with a Kodak Farbwelt 200 film.
For the double exposures I used the spacy Yashica 108 MP with a Sigma MC 3.5-4.5/35-135mm lens and photographed my girlfriend, who posed with a Zeiss Ikon Contaflex IV.

The urban girl.

In the last time I often used point-and-shoot cameras for the making-ofs. This time I shot with the Olympus mju-1. This camera has got a very good reputation, but I had some problems to shoot with the mju-1, because the viewfinder is very tiny. I shot an AgfaPhoto Vista+ 200 film with the camera.
First my girlfriend posed with a Zeiss Ikon Contaflex IV at the Rhine, after this you can see the Kölner Dom, then she posed at the Ludwig Museum and at the end I photographed she in the Friedenspark.

fake facts - part 2.

The second part is like the first one, only the scenery has changed a little bit. I used the same camera, lens and film as in the first part.

fake facts - part 1.

I derived the concept called fake facts from the slogans fake news and alternative facts, which are terrorizing the www and the real world. Today it is very complicated to distinguish between the truth and lies.
The series fake facts shows a young woman, perhaps a spy or an investigative journalist, with an old school Samsonite briefcase. It seems as if she is being persecuted by someone.
I shot the series with a spacy Olympus OM-101 and the Olympus PF 2/50mm lens. The film was an usually Kodak Gold 200.

see part 2 here!

show me the horizon.

Some years ago I wanted to build a panoramic camera out of an old ICA folding camera. Unfortunately I gave up the idea, because in this time I still lived in Brazil and it was too difficult to get the right lens for it, it was simply too expensive.
But some time ago I bought a simple point-and-shoot Panasonic C-335 EF camera, which has a panorama feature.I've loaded it with a Kodak Farbwelt 400, expired since 10/2009.