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Spent an evening photographing at the Rathauspark in Vienna. The place is actually illuminated by sodium vapor lamps so the light is more orange than in my pictures here. The colors here are probably mostly caused by cross-processing E6 (Kodak E100G) in C41.

And another one. This time on film though.

Another one :)

So, here is the first bunch of images from this weekend. These are taken with my Olympus Pen E-P1 which I got converted to full spectrum (hot mirror removed) at the Butterfly House in Vienna, basically the only place where we could find some plants since it's still very cold here. The images are pretty much straight from the camera, I'm still working out how to color balance infrared/full spectrum photos. The plants are illuminated by artificial light which still seems to have a huge portion infrared light. All of them are handheld.

In anticipation of a warmer season, here is something I shot last july. (related: I'll never try to post pictures of the 'last' snow of a year agin. never. ever.)

The first in what will hopefully become a portrait series on geeks that I meet.

A small walk today, finally a day that kinda feels like spring. All shot with a very simple Polaroid Box Camera on (now old) Impossible PX-70 12/11 while walking from the Metalab to the Vienna Technical University.

I've got an new toy. It's a Beirax 6x9cm folding camera with a 105mm lens and a pretty bad viewfinder. But it takes nice, big images on medium format film and is rather compact. If you want one, they are run for ~30€ on ebay.

Yesterday we probably got the last snow this winter, right at midnight. So I practically had to go out and shoot some frames of the white goodness with my trusty Pen E-P1. So here they are.

Another sunday, another picture :) Taken with the MHC, our self built camera at the Metalab. We developed this sheet of Provia 100F ourselves in dishes and did not control the temperature all that much, which probably lead to it being a bit on the light side. Still like the colors for the subject matter though.