Sorry for the redundant post I was playing with slideshows… anyway, these are my best pictures of the holidays in Rajasthan in March 2012.
Yes I know I promised I’ll do a book available on blurb but that will take a little more time.
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On blurb and the burden of mass shooting – Women Weaving – Rajasthan – India
Argh I’m still crawling trough the 2000 pics of Rajasthan, I managed to reject nearly 1000 so far, I think getting down to 200 pics would be pretty nice, a reasonable set to post on flickr and to print a s book on blurb. I’ll share a tip; when I do a travel book on blurb it is mainly for myself, but when i order mine I also order a couple to give away to the parents and inlaws, a way of sharing with them…
Camera: NikonD700
Lens: Nikkor 50mm F1.8D
Processing: LR3+PS Elements 4.0
How I ruined the rest of the film
I was very happy to walk around the small town of Sidri close to Raknapur in Rajastan. When the color roll came to an end I switched the back of the hassie for the black and white on,e to the wonder of two nice kids who were following me. I even managed not to drop one of the backs on the ground as I did in Borobudur not so long ago.
Evening comes, I take the color back and rewind the film, take it out put a new one in, switch the backs, take the black and white back and …. rewind !!! Donkey !!! There was only two shots in the film ! Worse were the ten worrying seconds where I had the feeling something was going wrong without being able to tell what. Yes there are pretty worse things than rewinding an unfinished film.
Camera: Hasselblad 500 CM
Lens: 80mm F2.8 Planar
Film: Kodak Tri-x 400
Scanner: Epson v500
Incredible India
Back from 12 days in “Incredible India”, in Delhi, Agra and Rajasthan. I carried over my DSLR but also the Hasselblad, nearly 10KG of stuff all in all including the tripod, but luckily we were travelling in hum , well,good conditions . Films have turned up from the lab yesterday and I started scanning them.
This old guy sits in the fort of Jodpur to be shot by tourist so don’t over estimate the picture.
Camera: Hasselblad 500 CM
Lens: 80mm F2.8 Planar
Film: Kodak Portra 400 NC
Scanner: Epson v500
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