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277/365: My discography:
- Ravage – To Kill and Destroy (Demo) – 2001
- Ravage – Infernal Devastation – 2003
- Ravage – Get Fucking Slaughtered – 2005
- Ravage – Apocalyptic Raid (Promo) – 2007
- Ravage – Violent Offense – 2008
275/365: Guess what? It was pizza Friday again!
Is this objectively a good photo? Probably not! But it’ll remind me of this evening, where Nicole and I made this together and then spent a cozy evening on the couch (and probably ate a little bit too much of this delicious thingy).
272/365: This little fella was distracting me yesterday evening, while I was trying to get some serious programming done.
271/365: Not much going on today. So, here’s simply a last-minute photo of the two new cameras I inherited this weekend. It’s a pretty used-looking Agfa Optima 535 Electronic Sensor and a Leica Mini Zoom.
I haven’t tried the Leica yet, because I currently don’t have a new battery for it. The Agfa seems to work, apart from the Aperture, which doesn’t open at all. I hope I can get this fixed, because then it could be a camera I really like.
261/365: Hiding.
Last weekend my copy of severinkoller’s “Vienna” was delivered. It’s beautiful! And it’s very likely responsible for going through another film-phase again. Some negatives from yesterday are still waiting to be scanned. I also ordered more film and some additional home-lab supplies.
This photo was appropriately captured on film. And it is inappropriately not in focus, because I still mess it up with the Trip’s guess-your-focus-distance mechanism.
Olympus Trip 35, Kodak Tri-X, developed in 1:50 Rodinal for 13 minutes, negative scan with Epson Perfection V200 Photo.
257/365: Going outside is way overrated…
255/365: Nicole making a “Prawns in a fiery red sauce”-curry (no prawns in there yet).
254/365: Tidy desk again. Now with cacti.
239/365: Our new fridge magnets.
Well, it’s sometimes just good to be home and don’t go anywhere. And that’s when I take rather unexciting photos of our fridge.
Anyhow, at some point we – or especially me – started collecting fridge magnets as souvenirs. They make good souvenirs: they’re small and useful. And so they live in a prominent place in our flat, so we actually look at them, too. (And yes, I like it a little kitschy sometimes.)
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Pizza Saturday
7/365
Bathing
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Cozy sunday at home.