Month: November 2020

This roll has only two images. Most of the pictures didn’t come out. thank fully two of the RGB ones did. The first is of cars passing on the road. The second was three images, each one focused at a different distance from the camera. It turned out okay, but it was tough to get […]

As I continue to play catch up with my negatives, this roll brings us back to Winnipeg on a stroll that my girlfriend and I took through Kildonan Park. Several of the images didn’t capture what I was hoping. From the weird blob in front of fuzz … To out of focus flowers … And […]

Still in Lunenburg on the harbourfront, my guide, Stephen Ernst who captures images using large format cameras and then hand colours his black and white images, took me to a ship construction building that was being restored and set to be opened again for building wooden ships. Later we went to Hospital Hill where I […]

Now on roll eleven of my medium format negatives, we are still in Nova Scotia and walking through the industrial side of Lunenburg’s harbourfront. A stop at the Dory Shop with my guide made for some great shots of these traditional boats that are still built and maintained. I even managed to create a ghost […]

The tenth roll of film showcases how things don’t always work out. The images of the shipwreck that a friend took me too were all too dark. Also, the green filtered image on the second and third image did not turn out at all. Regrettably, I couldn’t align the third set of pictures for the […]

During one of our trips to Nova Scotia to visit family, I tried taking some pictures of the Christmas trees in Lunenburg. Every year, volunteers raise funds for a charity by hosting a Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Individuals and companies can make a donation to entre a tree that will be lit during the lighting […]

I have been slowly scanning in my negatives and posting them here on my blog. These next two rolls were taken after I discovered that my Mum’s Voigtlander needed a little bit of repair. I thought about getting the work professionally done, but quickly realized that it would cost much more than the 25.00$ to […]