One of my plans for this trip was to shoot some carnival pictures. It’s really not my kind of tradition and I find it rather strange, so I needed to force myself a little to go to an event that usually made me hide at home with a bunch of 50s sci fi films when I still lived around here. Well, today I really went for it and braved the crowds, the horrific music and well, everything else. I came back with 5 rolls, 4 cheap Fuji colour rolls shot with Nancy and one roll of Velvia 100 shot with the Rollei. Tomorrow I still have the parades to shoot and will probably blow the rest of my colour film on it. In any case, I have a headache now after all the terrible music and I sure hope that this self-inflicted torture was worth it in the end!
All pictures taken with: Leica M6 and Zeiss ZM C-Biogon 35mm f/2.8.
Kentmere 400 @1600 stand-developed in Caffenol-CL, 120min.
It was rather dark there, so I was going for going for the contrast.
Gritty, but I like it anyway.
I still need to practice these analog public transport shots.
She’s making her opinion very clear, I think.
Long long ago I took a similar picture with my Zorki 3C. It definitely wasn’t this sharp.
Focus guesstimation worked.