I enjoyed myself so much with my Hasselblad wandering around Nakameguro, I decided to go back and reel of some more rolls of both Black & White and colour. I really love the way this camera (well lens really) renders Black and White - especially wth my usual Fuji ACROS 100 and Kodak TMax 400 films - plus I took a roll of Fuji Velvia 100 to get some colour. Nothing in the digital world seems to come close to the tones and fantastic atmosphere you can get from these films and the right lighting. I took along my Sekonic light meter as this is really old school and you need to pay careful attention to light and meter very carefully. The 'Blad is a mechanical camera with no light meter and no battery either, which I love. Let me know what you think of the results…….
This is an amazing old Citroen 2CV that has ben converted into a mobile coffee shop. It must be oainfully uncomfortable for the poor guy inside, but it just looks so cool. Kodak 400TX film.
Another view of the fabulous coffee shop.
Love the name of this shop. Sort of a himage to the Rolling Stones. I guess. Kodak 400TX Film.
The menu is outside, as are the chairs for waiting customers. I hope it doesn't rain. Kodak 400TX film.
A happy accident as the kid rode past - Kodak 400TX film.
Interesting name for a gallery. Fuji ACROS 100 film.
Another menu outsdie - this time to advertise. Fuji ACROS 100 film.
A fixie. Fuij ACROS 100 film.
Anotehr view of the outdoor menu. Fuji ACROS 100 film.
Flower baskets - Fuji Velvia 100 positive film.
Drinking time soon? Fuji Velvia 100 positive film.
And my favourite shot of the day - chained gates. Fuji Velvia 100 positive film.