Articles by: popo

Polaroid – the opposite of digital!

It seems, the polaroid instant pictures are very close to the nowadays point and shoot digital cameras but for me – they are not! Polaroid was not only chosen by tourist photographers that had a possibility to sell their souvenir at the spot but for two other interesting reasons. One […]

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LEICA M3 – KODAK TX 400

The LEICA M3 was produced between 1954 and 1966 with a couple of special German Army models in 1968. Most of them are in a chrome version because black cameras were not fashionable these days. If you want to buy a black version nowadays, get ready to pay! The amount of […]

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Johannes Huwe – and our LEICA M3

By coincidence I got aware of the German photographer Johannes Huwe. I will not copy and paste some of his pictures here in this blog because you will click on the links in this post. I will rather write, what makes his approach interesting for me and solve the secret, how I […]

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Photogram – getting creative in the darkroom

A photogram is a photographic image made without a camera by placing objects directly onto the surface of a light-sensitive material such as photographic paper and then exposing it to light. Last weekend we had two extended dark room sessions – of course we had to do some “photogramic experiments”. We […]

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