Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

31 January, 2010

Winter in TZ color

I cannot remember when it was last this cold for this long. All of January has been freezing and with far too much snow; it's not fun anymore. The only sensible thing to do is to curl up in front of the fireplace - or go somewhere else.

I have a few boxes of TZ film for my SX-70. They've expired and the colors have gone sligthly weird, but sometimes that actually works in a quirky kind of way.

© 2010 Lise Baltzer

17 January, 2010

Freezing my toes off

Last week winter hit Denmark big time, or maybe it was just because I was outside for excessive amounts of time, making long exposures and freezing my toes off in the process. But there was something so satisfying about being on the road again with Hjemstavn // Revisited, and though the purpose of the trip was to hang and open the exhibition in Janus Bygningen, of course we had to take a drive around the neighbourhood and shoot some new material.

Leaving Lindbjerg on Sunday afternoon felt like being in Todd Hido land, a photographer whos work I am inspired by and find very tranquil but also somewhat disturbing to look at, sort of the same feeling I get from our own images in Hjemstavn // Revisited.


© 2010 Lise Baltzer

I'm buying an Imacon scanner now, so I can finally get some of the endless rolls of film scanned and post more images here on '400NC'.