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lahnet
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lahnet wrote:
This is what I brought back from a 800km long walk. Can´t wait to see how I did....I will drive to the lab tomorrow 
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You walked 800km? 
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lahnet
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lahnet wrote:
yep. 25 days almost across France 
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LucisPictor wrote:
Chapeau!
Can't wait to see the pics!
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crazy ... I can't wait to see them you can't go wrong with these equipments...
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lahnet
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lahnet wrote:
From the first roll
Nothing special, still I am quite happy.
Contax T2 and Fuji Superia 200.
After a few days is it easier to make a fool out of myself than making a good picture 
Saint-Privat d´Allier in the first cold light after rain in the night.
Sometime the price for a bed and food are a invitation ti the appys mess.
Town without name. I like this one because I find it timeless(?).
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Great shots, Henrik! The nun is excellent! |
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Like a story book, beautiful country side!
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Oy what a life... the walk sounds wonderful
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GrahamNR17 wrote:
Beautiful. You are right, the village on the hillside does look very timeless. It's just gorgeous! |
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This is a great story in photographs ...
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Henrik
As crazy as anyone I know, but those pictures! Stunning. I can't wait to see more of them
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Thanks guys
Next roll are from Yashica Electro 35. Fuji Pro ISO 800Z.
This is what I could buy that day. Who needs more. Eggs the owner boiled them while I drank his coffee, talk about service Some fromage and bread, and I was off again.
Le Puy
Sunset
Long way to go.
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LucisPictor wrote:
These shots are intensely atmospheric! Great!
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Keep them coming Henrik!
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Very nice reportage, the photo of the nun is beautiful.
You are lucky that you can dedicate yourself to this hobby. Walking is the only way to really know a landscape, and I am of the opinion that in a travel, what is in between is as important as what you will find in the end. I hate airplanes because they erase all the in-between.
I remember that last year you mentioned a bike trek through northern Italy, but you did not show pictures or talked about it, was it abandoned?
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Yes definitly, we want more
Each of those photos tells it's own story... really nice.
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lahnet
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lahnet wrote:
Well Orio the "Italian Trip" is not abandoned, but unfortunately it will have to wait. The idea was to drive a bicycle from my home to Rome, but before I can do that I need to buy a lot of equipment, and my finances is not up to that right now.
One roll more is scanned.
Yashica 35 / Kodak 200
Forest
I was glad to se this village. It is raining hard and I am on my way down to Rieutort d Aubrac.
The wether on the Aubrac plateau is....just bad...always.
Nature rules
Can it be more French?
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lahnet wrote:
Samples from today's scanning. I think I have better control over the scan-process now, and that it shows. But please comment if you like.
The place is Conques, one of the big tourist attractions in France.Because of that it was a big privilege to sleep and eat together with the monks in the monastery. When the darks and the silence arrives...well you know what I mean.
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Olivier wrote:
Hello Henrik.
Beautiful pics.
Yes, the 2CV is clearly very frenchy...
Hobby or pilgrimage (compostelle) or both ?
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