Rural decay on film - Portra 400

A few weeks ago I posted images from the old roadside restaurant & motel in Brännebrona, Sweden. Then the images where digital but now I’ve got the scans back from the lab! So here are the results :) For me film does it almost every time. The overexposed Portra looks amazing and adds another dimension to the image.

All images shot on Hasselblad 500CM // Carl Zeiss 80mm 2.8 CF // Kodak Portra 400

Scans by Carmencita Film Lab on the Fuji Frontier SP3000 (slightly edited by me, but more on that in my next journal entry).

Gothenburg City Guide / Haga & The Long Streets

Here’s another part of my on going city guide over Gothenburg. This time covering Haga, an old part of town from around 1800. There are some of the old buildings left making it a very charming place, filled with shops, restaurants and coffee shops. Back in the days mostly workers lived here with really low standards. Worth a visit I think! Look for the largest cinnamon bun in the city when it’s time for a fika.

The same goes for 2:a långgatan, or the Long Streets. Such an inspirational place, much like Berlin, with it’s unique character. Here you’ll find cool shops, pubs and restaurants. Tattoo artists and Gro, my favourite barber shop. And even some red light district-ish strip clubs. Not my cup of tea though!

All shots taken with Hasselblad 500CM & 80mm 2.8 Carl Zeiss // Portra 400 // Leica M2 & 50mm Summicron // Tri-X //

Scans by Carmencita Film Lab

A day out // Tri-X

Summer on film

California dreamin