With Christmas around the corner, I have finally found the time to return to Steemit. My absence was due to a multitude of different reasons, but one of the most time-consuming reasons has been my involvement

SOURCE THANK YOU FOR 100 FOLLOWERS! I would like to start out by stating how grateful I am to this community as a whole. Since day one I was welcomed with open arms and really made to feel at home. I am

This is issue #3 of a recurring series about the great photographers that shaped the art as we know it today. Click this if you missed Part 2! Source Robert Capa October 22, 1913- May 25, 1954 Robert Capa

A further image from the lost Roll. Click here if you missed #4. I mainly chose this image as it highlights the way cross processing pushes the extremes, creating highly saturated and very washed out portions

Sometimes you need not travel far. A couple of images I wanted to share. Took these while taking a morning walk along the river Rhine. This is pretty much on my doorstep and just goes to show how beauty

A further image from my "Lost Roll" miniseries, click here if you missed #3. This is a shop on Portobello Road in London. I liked the chaos in and around the store vs. the perfectly spaced poles

Yesterday I took a walk through the city from about 4am to sunrise, in an attempt to catch the city during the dawn hours. I highly recommend everyone this at some point, as it offers a unique glimpse

This is the issue of a recurring special about the great photographers that shaped the art as we know it today. Click this if you missed Part 1! Source Ansel Adams February 20, 1902 – April 22, 1984 Ansel

A further image from my "Lost Roll" miniseries, click here if you missed #2. This a picture of the Amy Winehouse statue in Camden, London. The statue was erected after her death in her Camden

This is an image of two friends of mine djing an underground techno party called Technocafé. I added a second image for a little bit of perspective on the overall scene. Both images were taken on a Bronica

This is a closeup of the beautiful flower produced by a Passiflora plant, which eventually will turn into a delicious passion fruit. Taken with a Fuji XT-10 and a C/Y Carl Zeiss Distagon 28mm; Settings:

This is a closeup of a single thistle in a field of thistles, somewhere in the vicinity of Nijmegen in the Netherlands. Taken with a Fuji XT-10 and the 16-50mm kit lens @16mm; Settings: ISO 1600, f/8,

This is an image taken during sunset over the river Waal in Nijmegen, Netherlands. I really liked how the water and the colours in the sky interacted. Taken with a Fuji XT-10 using Velvia film simulation

I took this a couple of weeks ago in the city of Mainz, Germany. This is a thunderstorm forming in the evening glow after the sun has set. A few hours later it was pouring with rain. I really liked the

I discovered some old rolls of undeveloped film and had them developed. Among them was a roll of Fuji Provia 400 slide film, which was cross-processed in C41. Some of these images produced interesting

I discovered some old rolls of undeveloped film and had them developed. Among them was a roll of Fuji Provia 400 slide film, which was cross-processed in C41. Some of the images produced interesting results.

This is my entry #1 for the #bwphotocontest: Two kids playing with water pistols at a fountain in the city of Mainz, Germany. Shot on 22/01/17 using Contax RTS II with Carl Zeiss Planar 1.4 and Contax

This is part 3 of a series. Click this if you missed part 2! Today I received the results of my developed and scanned film. While I am pleased by the overall result, I was expecting something a bit different.

When comparing these two mediums, it is essential to understand the physics behind how these mediums take different approaches to the same problem: How to Capture light and store it. Source Capturing light

This is the first of a (hopefully) recurring series of posts about the great photographers, that shaped the art as we know it today. Source Henri Cartier-Bresson August 22, 1908 - August 3, 2004 Henri