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Shot using ORWO UN54 100 ISO film and a 3-stop ND filter (+ the hood) on the 360 head and a mix of sunny and cloudy apertures. Some photos were adjusted due to being too dark, but I think the filter stop count is about right for adverage scenes in bright sun with 100 iso. I'd go 1-2 stops more for the sunny parts personally, they are a bit blown out. Still loving the new opportunities this base offers with the Spinner 360 head.
took some photos on slide film during my trip to crete last week! gave them at my local lab, but apparently the scanner didn't like this film much and i was given a discount (24/36 exposures). i will develop the next two films at different labs to see what i get :)
So it happend. Herr Willie went to the DPRK. And more importantly came back with 80 something films. This is the first album. Telling from a joyus day among Northkoreans in a fantastic park in Pyongyang. I was asked to dance with a group of gracious ladies and whistled a tune. Bumped into a freshly wed couple and snapped away. It was a great day...
So it happend. Herr Willie went to the DPRK. And more importantly came back with 80 something films. This is the first album. Telling from a joyus day among Northkoreans in a fantastic park in Pyongyang. I was asked to dance with a group of gracious ladies and whistled a tune. Bumped into a freshly wed couple and snapped away. It was a great day...
So it happend. Herr Willie went to the DPRK. And more importantly came back with 80 something films. This is the first album. Telling from a joyus day among Northkoreans in a fantastic park in Pyongyang. I was asked to dance with a group of gracious ladies and whistled a tune. Bumped into a freshly wed couple and snapped away. It was a great day...
In Northkorea it's almost impossible to walk by yourself without surveillance and therefore contact with the locals is very limited. But there was this rare possibility, as we went up the giant stairs of the victory-monument in Pyongyang by ourselves. And there he was coming down, a pioneer. I asked him for a portrait, he was a little hesitant at first but then shyly agreed. I was very happy.
In Northkorea it's almost impossible to walk by yourself without surveillance and therefore contact with the locals is very limited. But there was this rare possibility, as we went up the giant stairs of the victory-monument in Pyongyang by ourselves. And there he was coming down, a pioneer. I asked him for a portrait, he was a little hesitant at first but then shyly agreed. I was very happy.
In Northkorea it's almost impossible to walk by yourself without surveillance and therefore contact with the locals is very limited. But there was this rare possibility, as we went up the giant stairs of the victory-monument in Pyongyang by ourselves. And there he was coming down, a pioneer. I asked him for a portrait, he was a little hesitant at first but then shyly agreed. I was very happy.
