I found this old photo from 2013 in my drafts, and I must say I’m rather pleased with the quality of this scan. I’m pretty sure, this roll was developed and scanned by Foto Görtz here in Düsseldorf. I don’t know what they were (or are) using, but I’m sure it’s something better than the flatbed scanner I use.
This is Kodak Gold 200, shot with a Nikon FE and the 50mm f/1.8 E lens.
Nicole in Trastevere
At the Da Vinci Museum
Long shadows
A toilet visit used to be very different.
Sunset over Rome
Impressions of the Forum Romanum.
Half
The tunnel
The spiral stairs by Giuseppe Momo at the Vatican Museums.
Busses are smaller in Rome.
The Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore and a lucky light-leak.
Parking in Rome must be tough.
Lots of Romans have tiny cars, and most of them still have quite a few dents and scratches. There’s hardly enough parking lots.
And I bet there are people who don’t use their car any more, in fear of not ever finding another place to park again when they get back. ;)
Tevere