Soon to be forgotten times…

The winter is loosing its grip on Oslo, finally. This winter has been long, and cold. I have been out for many walks this winter, and here are some of the frosty prints.

All prints are John S Lens and Ina's 1935 Film.

The shadow of me…

I have not been very fond of self-portraits. But I find my shadow to be somewhat interesting. :)
Here are some of the prints from this year. And yes, I often wear headphones. Normally I walk, and then I always listen to music. All prints are with the John S Lens. The films are (from top to bottom): Pistil, Blackeys B+W, Ina's 1935, Ina's 1935, Pistil, and the three last is Blanko Negro.

Silhouettes

I haven´t been very active in blogging so far this year. Because of this I have accumulated a lot of prints. I will try to mix them in between current posts.

The camera on the iPhone is not the best there is. Because of this I like to experiment with different conditions to get the best results. The hard an low winter sun gives perfect conditions for taking pictures of silhouettes. Here are some of my favorite prints from the last day of january.

All prints are John S Lens and Ina's 1935 Film,

Elvis the snow dog…

I spent christmas with my family, and Elvis the dog. Elvis is a large mixed breed who thinks he's still a puppy. He loved the snow, and here are some of the prints. All prints are John S Lens and Ina's 1935 Film.

Into the sun…

Sometimes, the effect of the hard sun directly into the lens can be cool. As I have mentioned before, the iPhone 4 lens creates some very distinct patterns. here are some of the prints from one of my Hipstawalks. I like the last shot best, it looks like two big yellow eyes staring.

All prints are John S Lens and Ina's 1935 Film, except for #6 which is the Melodie Lens.

Hint of frost and snow

The winter is here, there is no doubt about it. In november we had the first snow that stayed, and the first nights of frost. I was in doubt whether the iPhone would be able to catch all the details, but it shows of the ice crystals almost perfect. Of course I had to get my palm-print on a car window. I hope the car is not used in a robbery…

All prints are the John S lens, and Ina's 1935 Film.

At the hospital

I am a blood donor, and at my last visit I shot these prints. As I was walking towards the exit, the air-rescue came in for a landing. I knew I had only one shot because of the speed, and the first print is the result. In all fairness, I didn't see the flock of birds until I had the print on my Mac.

All prints are John S Lens and Ina's 1935 Film.