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All photographs shot with a Hasselblad 500 C/M,
with Agfachrome RS 1000 film
with Agfachrome RS 1000 film
Sometime ago, I have mentioned a long discontinued film, that I very much liked to use every now and then.
I found its colours very attractive for some subjects, producing a nice mood.
The (very) coarse grain gave it a strong character of it's own.
Maybe a little too coarse in 35mm, it just produced lovable images in 120 size.
I surely miss it!
I found its colours very attractive for some subjects, producing a nice mood.
The (very) coarse grain gave it a strong character of it's own.
Maybe a little too coarse in 35mm, it just produced lovable images in 120 size.
I surely miss it!
Somebody introduced me to Silke, because I needed a model for some school tasks, when I was doing my Gesellenprüfung in Heidelberg, Germany.
Silke was a nice and friendly girl, with lots of Geduld...
I enjoyed her company, and we had the chance to spend some funny days together.
It is a pity, and a shame, that I have lost contact with her when I moved back to Portugal...
On this particular occasion, we went to some Industriegebiet in the town of Mannheim, and I brought along my trusty Hasselblad 500 C/M and a couple of lenses: the Carl Zeiss Sonnar-C 4/150mm, together with the Carl Zeiss Planar-C 2.8/80mm or the Carl Zeiss Distagon-C 3.5/60mm.
Although it was obviously a sunny day, I decided to use the Agfachrome RS 1000, probably equipping my lenses with a ND or a polarizing filter.
It is a pity that I can't show the images somewhat bigger, as the grain get's more and more interesting as size increases...
My daughter laughs a little about the clothes on the photographs...
Well, it was twenty years ago today, as the Beatles would say!
Silke was a nice and friendly girl, with lots of Geduld...
I enjoyed her company, and we had the chance to spend some funny days together.
It is a pity, and a shame, that I have lost contact with her when I moved back to Portugal...
On this particular occasion, we went to some Industriegebiet in the town of Mannheim, and I brought along my trusty Hasselblad 500 C/M and a couple of lenses: the Carl Zeiss Sonnar-C 4/150mm, together with the Carl Zeiss Planar-C 2.8/80mm or the Carl Zeiss Distagon-C 3.5/60mm.
Although it was obviously a sunny day, I decided to use the Agfachrome RS 1000, probably equipping my lenses with a ND or a polarizing filter.
It is a pity that I can't show the images somewhat bigger, as the grain get's more and more interesting as size increases...
My daughter laughs a little about the clothes on the photographs...
Well, it was twenty years ago today, as the Beatles would say!
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