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.
Rear window, film edition.
282/365: Camping inside the Schmidtburg ruins.
Andre and I were hiking the Soonwaldsteig. This was our camp the first night. After travelling by train from Bingen to Kirn, we hiked 15+ km to get here. The sun was just setting, we had pitched our tents. And luckily you could buy some beer. :-)
From front to back: 2 spare beers, filter water bottle, my tent, Andre, Schmidtburg.
Kodak Tri-X @ 400 ISO. Developed in Ilford DD-X.
76/365: Back to colour.
Since I’m mostly shooting film right now, the digital photos seem to turn out quite meta.
59/365: Finally loaded some film into the old Nikon FE again.
Resealing my Nikon FE (with new seals from http://kameradoktor.de).
On a sunny Sunday afternoon in Düsseldorf. We enjoyed the warm weather and I took some photos with my Nikon FE.
At the Da Vinci Museum
Long shadows
A toilet visit used to be very different.
Busses are smaller in Rome.
The Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore and a lucky light-leak.
Angel Sculpture
I’m collecting for a real drums
Aperitivo