Sunday, 30 June 2013
photo from week 182 - Bencini Koroll II
There was something of a heat wave in Milan, with the temperature up to 35 degrees at time, there was a brief rain shower on the last evening, hence the wet paving in this photo.
photo from week 182 - Bencini Koroll II
reflected self-portrait with Bencini Koroll II camera and pilot's hat, a photo by pho-Tony on Flickr.
photo from week 182 - Bencini Koroll II
This is one of the photos I took shortly after buying the camera in Milan. I've scanned the whole width of the film to show how 24 exposures are fitted onto a roll, this is achieved by "wasting" a strip of film, seen here below the image.
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
Week 182 - Bencini Koroll II
This week's camera is something of a record. I was in Milan last week, where the Bencini cameras were made, and spotted one on a flea market I stumbled across, the vendor wanted 5 euros for it, and was keen to explain to me that it was impossible to use as it only took film. I have several Bencine cameras, but not this one, so I bought it, and as our hotel was only a 3 minute walk away, I popped back and loaded it with a roll of Ilford Delta 400 that I'd brought with me along with another Italian camera (the Ferrania Astor from week 176). Less than 15 minutes after acquiring it, I was out on the streets and shooting, so it became camera of the week, jumping the various models ahead of it in the queue!
Sunday, 23 June 2013
photo from week 181 - Sirius Action Tracker
If the subject isn't moving, you can always move the camera to get a slightly different image on each of the four frames. This is the huge glass dome over the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Milan's 150 year old shopping centre, a design copied the world over in some of our worst contemporary shoppings malls, Meadowhell in Sheffield comes to mind...
photo from week 181 - Sirius Action Tracker
reflected self-portrait with Sirius Actiontracker camera and pilot's hat, a photo by pho-Tony on Flickr.
photo from week 181 - Sirius Action Tracker
I took the Actionsampler with me to Milan, this is someone walking a tightrope of the Naviglio Grande canal, the temperature was well in excess of 30 degrees, so it was no hardship to fall into the water!
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