#70-210mm

[nucifract]

Zirkus hinterm Hauptbahnhof. Dez 2013

Damals habe ich noch mit Tri-X photographiert. Und mit D-76 entwickelt. Sieht man auf den Scans einen Unterschied? Nee. Ich nicht. Abzüge anzufertigen bin ich ja meistenteils zu faul. Zwei, dreimal im Jahr überkommt es mich und ich lege los. Dann ist wieder für ein paar Monate Ruhe. Seit die Katzen im Haus sind, habe ich allerdings nicht mehr gewagt, mein Alchemisten-Labor in Betrieb zu nehmen. 

Dabei bin ich der festen Überzeugung, daß nur auf Papier existierende Bilder langfristig überleben. Es sei denn, man hat einen großen Namen und alle Welt kopiert die eigenen Werke.

Wenn ich mir das so recht ansehe, sollte ich bei diesem Photo wohl mal von meinen Prinzipien abweichen und das Bild beschneiden.

[sorezorenonihon]

The heartland by threepinner Via Flickr:

[jovanprgomelja]

RED Raven + Canon FD 70-210mm Macro

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Itasha by threepinner Via Flickr: Meaning "shame car". For request from @Blue Nozomi. Iwamizawa Greenland, Hokkaido. 

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