lots of snow means lots of photowalks in the snow. i like the noise it makes under my feet when it is fresh :)
i’m in a bit of a photography phase, i think. the scanner helps, but the city is definitely working its charm on us. i changed the layout a bit so that the photos are larger – things might be a bit wonky here and there :)
i’m becoming a tree top collector, but i can’t help it. everywhere i go, there are trees waiting to be discovered :)
more proof:
i think it’s only going to get worse when spring comes. can’t wait! :)
my most precious christmas present this year was a scanner, the mighty canon 8800f. since leaving china, i have been searching for a way to get negatives scanned, quickly, cheaply and with quality, but the results (and the options) were often demotivating. so i ended up dragging film along, shooting less and less of it in the past few months.
i know a lot of people that are able to work magic with a digital camera, but i’m not one of them. to me, digital is efficient and cheap – but it doesn’t quite translate the feeling i get from analogue… and so, i’m quite happy to now be able to shoot and scan again, to my heart’s content.
the only problem i’ve found so far has been dust. it’s everywhere and i can’t seem to keep it out of my negatives, no matter how much i clean them… tips?
the weather was gorgeous today, cold yet with clear blue skies, so we picked a few caches in the woods surrounding ljubljana for a chance to get some vitamin d, breathe fresh air and take a walk in the leaves.
this is such a beautiful country, my dad says it looks like a bob ross painting :D
angeiras and some other beach south of porto, 2009. i really missed this.