Autumn

The last original polaroid photograph I have ever taken. November 2011. Some yellows on the right side. Three years beyond expiry date. Polaroid Image/Spectra. Location: Urk (Google Maps).

Bootleg: The Shins at Lowlands, Netherlands

It was a very special concert. The Shins at Lowlands 2012. I did really enjoy this show. A delicious setlist with "Caring is Creepy" to start with. An energetic version of "So Says I" and a beautiful interpretation of "Kissing the Lipless"...

(Dutch readers: klik hier)

In Albuquerque, they're used to 32 degrees Celsius.

A very nice Joy Division bootleg!

Yes, I did know Joy Division played at the Paradiso, Amsterdam once, but the thought of looking for the bootleg from that event never crossed my mind. But I found it, downloaded it, and listened it. It is certainly one hell of a bootleg. Amsterdam 1980.

(To my Dutch readers: Klik hier voor de Nederlandse versie)

Developing your own photographs!

In these times of digital photographing, Nikons, Adobe PhotoShop, photo printers and more, it can be delightful to take a deep breath and think back of an age when analogue photography was king. I would like to share some information with you about analogue photography. On this blog I will post articles about photography, tips and tricks, and how to develop your own film rolls and print those.

(For Dutch readers: baschz7.blogspot.com)

In this first blog post I will take you on a journey through the galaxy of developing your own film rolls. I will tell about black and white photography because you need little chemicals for developing b/w film rolls, it reacts less to temperature fluctuations, it's cheaper in general and you won't mess it up.