After the party

100th 4 Days Marches in Nijmegen NL

Ektar100 in Школьник and Digibase (this is film number 20 in this 1 ltr!)

Old fashioned macro

I put a 2-dioptre lens on my Смена, made a knot in a rope at 35 cm. (lens at 1.3 mtr) and went for a walk.
1/50 at F16, sunny day, expired KodakGold200 later in Digibase.
And look what I brought home!

This lens also fits the Школьник:

4 Years Blogger

No carnival for me today: early rise to see the last snow of this season. I even had the right Y-filter for my 1966 Школьник and what's more: the Russian shutter didn't notice the cold (let this be a lesson to you, Linhof...)

BTW 4 Years on 4 blogs:
Sportzeichnung, where I'm drawing motion; Maasproject about birds and nature along the Meuse; Destination Irkutsk, the Siberian plains and plans; and of course Analoog60 and Flickr photostream erwinruys.

OMG / OMG

Heute zweisprachig, denn was seh'ich auf dem LKW?
More than a Werkstatt
Wie bitte?! Und wàs "more"? Internationale Buchhandlung?

Apfel-Nut bei Starböck, weil die immer so nett sind. Der Clown spricht jede Sprache und im Wodka ist Blattgold (wiesooo?)

Mein Школьник leckt immer noch, aber das hatte ich damals auch (und das werde ich nicht weiter erklären). Also ist das Photo gecroppt/cropped.

1966 Then and now

Same place, same month, same man - well, still very much a boy, then. Different camera: I just had changed from Russia to Japan, then. And now I'm back in the USSR - and that doesn't exist any more.
 More or less: Happy Birthday mr. Putin!
The (still leaking) Школьник is performing very well (: I can read "latte macchiato" on Martin's Place as good as "rondslag verboden", so golfers beware!), as is the Soviet 1976 developer.

The Slave

Toothache?
No: important phone call.

Школьникы

Noooo - nòt the chocolate bisquits! The kids, of course. Ànd my 1966 Школьник. With a problem: a rather strange leak.
Or is that the infamous ShanghaiGP3 again? Even in 1976 Реактив causing problems?
I'll keep you informed.

BTW this детский фотоаппарат can also produce "grown up" photography...