This is one of the films that were made for Olympus.
More info here.
Hi Bernardo,
“You take good pictures, you must have a nice camera” is the equivalent to “You’re a good chef, you must have a nice stove.”
It simply does not matter the brand or the model. I don’t even know or care what exactly I have, as long as it works well (high enough resolution, sharp photos, lets in enough light and does not break easily). Plus, anything I use totally depends on the task. Check out some behind the scenes photos to find out.
If you want to find something that suits your personal needs, why don’t you check out Snapsort.
Giving out a detailed list would be sort of creepy to me. It would be way too long and varies from time to time. However, the brands I trust in are Canon camera systems (since 2000), occasionally Phase1 or Hasselblad, Bron light system, California Sunbounce light bouncers, SanDisk memory, Western Digital hard drives and Apple for computers.
Either that or I had some watermelon punch, with whole fruits…
Amazing photo works, unknown artist(s).
neonlights.
took pictures with iPhone4 and integrated them into my workflow with lightroom and photoshop.
Mats is doing some “interesting” things.
Shooting for BamS in Cologne this Thursday.
LOVE this for our friend Amit.
via What Would Jennifer Do » Blog Archive » I Love You Amit. I Hate Cancer.:
The past few days my twitter feed has consisted of three things:
1. The Yankees
2. Steve Jobs RIP
3. Help Amit Gupta!So, I guess the Yankees lost a game or something. Then, Steve Jobs died far too young and sadly we couldn’t do anything about that.
But then, there is Amit- one of the nicest guys you’ll ever meet. His enthusiasm makes the world seem a little more fun, a little less depressing, and a lot more awesome.
And now very suddenly he’s battling leukemia.
I’m tired of talented wonderful people dying of cancer. Do not stall. Get a Q-tip, stick it in your cheek and mail it back. The process is free and you can sign up right here. International friends check out this list of registries here.
For those of you who are kinky and like to swab in public with friends then there’s a party October 14th in NYC. More info here.
Please help get the word out any way you can.
If you are in Germany, no problem, because the registries exchange data, and ZKRD in Düsseldorf does so with marrow.org – there is also DKMS, bigger, but only recommended by, not cooperating with marrow.org (teach me better if I am wrong I found out that they all exchange data).
In case you are ever going to give birth to a child, make sure to donate left-over umbilical cord blood stem cells, because they are very helpful here, too.
Analog Panography vernissage at 4010 in Cologne last night.
Thank you all for coming!
Thomas Dahmen at my vernissage last night, with the polaroid he took of me.
Photograph taken by Thomas Dahmen:
Mareen Fischinger / Cologne / 2011
- Third photo from my series “Photographers”. Taken today on Mareen’s “Panografie” vernissage at 4010 Telekom Shop in Cologne. It was really fun taking the picture of her. I really love her work ( you can find it at mareenfischinger.de ). She influenced me a lot. -
(Polaroid EE 100 SPECIAL / Fuji FP-3000B)
Thank you for coming, the pictures and the talks!
Here is the whole »triple Panograph« of Cologne that I have taken and assembled over weeks this summer.
You can find Rheinauhafen on the left, Colonius (radio tower) in the center and Hohenzollernbrücke with the Dom (Cologne Cathedral) on the right.
Two of them will be with Lumas soon, they are already signed. In the mean time, you may ask me.

Taken yesterday from 2-7pm, while Mats and Vivs and I were building up the panograph on the wall at 4010.