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Self-scan (finally own a decent scanner) of an autumn day trip to Lake Heron, Canterbury. The film is 7 years expired, all exposed at 80 ISO to account for almost a decade of chemical decay. The snow looks burnt unfortunately, 1 stop is probably too much for such highlights, yet it overall felt quite under-exposed still. SUMMITS SERIES
This house is Tigh na Rosan (Scots Gaelic for 'House of the Roses'), and was the childhood home of British author David Thomson. He writes about Tigh na Rosan in his books 'The People of the Sea' and 'Nairn in Darkness and in Light'. As a very young boy in the early 20th century he suffered injury and ill health, and medical advice was that he should move to the north coast of Scotland to live with his grandparents and recuperate. While living in Nairn, he met local fishermen and explored along the beaches and sea harbours and learned about the traditional stories of seals and mermaids. This led to a lifetime of fascination with seal legends, and his famous book 'The People of the Sea'. David Thomson died in 1989 at the age of 74.
Self-scan (finally own a decent scanner) of an autumn day trip to Lake Heron, Canterbury. The film is 7 years expired, all exposed at 80 ISO to account for almost a decade of chemical decay. The snow looks burnt unfortunately, 1 stop is probably too much for such highlights, yet it overall felt quite under-exposed still.
Self-scan (finally own a decent scanner) of an autumn day trip to Lake Heron, Canterbury. The film is 7 years expired, all exposed at 80 ISO to account for almost a decade of chemical decay. The snow looks burnt unfortunately, 1 stop is probably too much for such highlights, yet it overall felt quite under-exposed still.
Self-scan (finally own a decent scanner) of an autumn day trip to Lake Heron, Canterbury. The film is 7 years expired, all exposed at 80 ISO to account for almost a decade of chemical decay. The snow looks burnt unfortunately, 1 stop is probably too much for such highlights, yet it overall felt quite under-exposed still.
I got this idea of a trip to Ratzeburg in my head. The wether was not ideal. Ratzeburg is a little town near Hamburg. It is located at an Island surrounded by two lakes. After a short walk we had lunch at Fährhaus-Athen. I enjoyed the greek coffee. After that we visited the "Ratzeburger Dom". Back in Hamburg we visited my brother and got an espresso.
