Some pictures from a photo walk around the neighbourhood.
Shot with a Nikon FM2 on bulk-rolled Fomapan 200, developed with Rodinal 1+50 for 10.5 minutes.
The unexpected 14th frame…
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Objects in the rear view mirror may appear prettier than they are
I see this tree in my rear view mirror every time I drive back from the supermarket. I have seen it countless times since it’s been pollarded at the beginning of spring and have seen its bare branches start to grow leaves, becoming more beautiful each time. Then, its allure peaked and it started to turn into just another tree. So, tonight I took a photo of it before it becomes ordinary.
It still looks much prettier in the rear view mirror.
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Sights from my commute
I pass these two sights every evening when I walk back home from the station. The tree top is usually the roosting place of two or three pigeons and is also usually bathed in sunset colours. On cold winter nights, the Topps Tiles entrance door is striking by the glowing yellow lines on either side and their reflections on the tarmac.
I tried to capture those, but the conditions were not ideal: too much cloud cover blocking the rays of the setting sun and too much cloud cover messing up the twilight.
Nevertheless, I waited more than 90 minutes to shoot those, so I’m going to post them anyway.
I’ll try the shoots again another time.
