the macro effect: EOS meets Minolta - part 2.

After the Minolta MC Rokkor-PG 1.4/50mm in part 1, I used now the Minolta MD W.Rokkor 2.8/35mm lens with my EOS DSLR @ 2.8.

the macro effect: EOS meets Minolta - part 1.

It's wonderful that you can use your old prime lenses at your modern digital camera. I have some great Minolta lenses that I use with an adapter at my DSLR.
This time I used my Minolta MC Rokkor-PG 1.4/50mm lens at my EOS to shoot some macro pictures @ 1.4.

flowers in two seasons.

Last year in summer I had the idea to shoot flowers in summer and in winter on the same film.
In July I used my Nikon F-601 and the big Tamron AF 3.8-5.6/28-200mm Aspherical zoom lens in combination with the Tamron Close-Up Adaptor Lens, which is specially made for this lens, to shoot a Kodak Farbwelt 400 film.
I made some macro pictures from flourishing flowers.
Now in February I used the film to photograph flowers, plants, a statue and a person in the snow with the Hanimex Amphibian.
I created some cool double exposures, as you can see here:

 

The 2-Cameras-Double-Exposure-Project. The exhibition.

After three group exhibitions in 2010, 2012 and 2014, I finally made it to a solo exhibition at the Museu de Arte de Blumenau (MAB) in Blumenau, Brazil.

Source: Fundação Cultural de Blumenau

Source: Fundação Cultural de Blumenau

I'll show my concept Caçando almas (Hunting for souls), which is a part of the 2-Cameras-Double-Exposure-Project.

 

Water everywhere. part 2.

Once more pictures of the flood in Cologne. The last time I used a Canon and an Orwo film, this time I used a Pentax K1000 with a Sigma 4-5.6/55-200mm and a Kodak BW400CN, expired since 01/2006.