The Calendar Files … 2016 … Lisbon

Well, just to recap … now we’ve reached 2016 and we are in Lis­bon this time! This time I cre­ated two cal­en­dar ver­sions — one por­trait ori­ent­a­tion and one land­scape ori­ent­a­tion — as there are so many spots worth it in Lis­bon. When you ever vis­ited this city, you have fallen in love with it.…… Con­tin­ue read­ing The Cal­en­dar Files … 2016 … Lisbon

The Calendar Files … 2015 … Al Andalus

Well, just to recap … we’ve reached 2015! All right, the default text of this little cal­en­dar series is bor­ing now. Let’s read it for the last time.   Some time ago a dis­cus­sion was going on, what to do with your favor­ite images you made over the year and how to appre­ci­ate them. All…… Con­tin­ue read­ing The Cal­en­dar Files … 2015 … Al Andalus

The Calendar Files … 2014 … Berlin

Well, just to recap … Some time ago a dis­cus­sion was going on, what to do with your favor­ite images you made over the year and how to appre­ci­ate them. All agreed, that the final appre­ci­ation can be giv­en by print­ing your images — some­thing most pho­to­graph­ers in the age of post­ing online tril­lions of…… Con­tin­ue read­ing The Cal­en­dar Files … 2014 … Berlin

The Calendar Files … 2013 … Barcelona

Some time ago a dis­cus­sion was going on, what to do with your favor­ite images you made over the year and how to appre­ci­ate them. All agreed, that the final appre­ci­ation can be giv­en by print­ing your images — some­thing most pho­to­graph­ers in the age of post­ing online tril­lions of images a day nev­er did…… Con­tin­ue read­ing The Cal­en­dar Files … 2013 … Barcelona

The Calendar Files … 2010 … London

Some time ago a dis­cus­sion was going on, what to do with your favor­ite images you made over the year and how to appre­ci­ate them. All agreed, that the final appre­ci­ation can be giv­en by print­ing your images — some­thing most pho­to­graph­ers in the age of post­ing online tril­lions of images a day nev­er did…… Con­tin­ue read­ing The Cal­en­dar Files … 2010 … London

A Contax 167MT and a Carl Zeiss Distagon 2.8/28mm in Porto

This time in Porto … some­thing went ter­ribly wrong. Get­ting back my films from the lab, they wrote that some images were under­ex­posed. See­ing the res­ults, around 1/3rd of the frames were near black and I’m still guess­ing what happened. The Con­tax 167MT with its Carl Zeiss Dis­tagon 2.8/28mm worked quite well with the Kodak…… Con­tin­ue read­ing A Con­tax 167MT and a Carl Zeiss Dis­tagon 2.8/28mm in Porto

Irelands Southwest and West (Part 5)

Part 5 of our 2017 trip through Irleands South­w­est and West. Com­ing to the final (ana­log) part of our tour which leads us from Con­nemara back to Dub­lin. Leav­ing won­der­ful Con­nemara and the County Gal­way … … and enter­ing Dub­lin — what a con­trast. Hav­ing some nice food … … and walk­ing over the Ha’­Penny…… Con­tin­ue read­ing Ire­lands South­w­est and West (Part 5)

The Beauty and the Beast V

This time I’ll present two extraordin­ary lenses in my tiny series with a beauty and a beast. Well, guess who’s the beauty and who’s the beast. On the left side of the ring there is the Voigtländer Super-Wide-Heli­ar 4.5/15mm in M39 Mount Optics: 8 ele­ments in 6 groups (incl. 1 aspher­ic­al ele­ment) Aper­ture: f/4.5‑f/22 Min.…… Con­tin­ue read­ing The Beauty and the Beast V

Irelands Southwest and West (Part 4)

Part 4 of our 2017 trip through Irleands South­w­est and West. Leav­ing The Bur­ren and Doolin (and the Cliffs of Moher, but that’s anoth­er … more digit­al … story) behind us, we headed north to touch Gal­way, the beau­ti­ful old town lay­ing on our way to Con­nemara County. Gal­way … with some typ­ic­al Irish pub…… Con­tin­ue read­ing Ire­lands South­w­est and West (Part 4)

Irelands Southwest and West (Part 3)

Part 3 of our 2017 trip through Irleands South­w­est and West. From the Dingle Pen­in­sula we headed north to Doolin where we found loads of beau­ti­ful Cafes and Pubs. We found some old stuff … around Doolin. We found some very old stuff in the Bur­ren — a carst region … … also host­ing some…… Con­tin­ue read­ing Ire­lands South­w­est and West (Part 3)