Light refreshment at Herkules Pavillonen within the gardens of the Rosenborg Castle.
Rolleiflex 2.8F, Carl Zeiss Planar 80 mm f/2.8, Kodak Gold 200, Cinestill CS41.
Copenhagen
Through glass in Copenhagen /
Exposed on Kodak Portra 400 film using a Nikon F100 mounted with a 35 mm f/1.4 Sigma Art lens. Read my review of this wonderful camera.
Narcissus in the Foreground /
Springtime in Copenhagen. My 35 mm lens simply could not accommodate the top of the tower in the frame on the left, and I did not have the 24 mm at hand. Such a pity. As it was, I had to lie on stomach to make this shot.
Copenhagen Metro /
How I see /
I keep making the same photograph, over and over. (See, for example, Under the Piano/Across the Street.) I used to think that this was a fault, a lamentable rut from which I had to extract myself by concentrated application of creative power. However, after shooting this way consistently for more than a decade, I have come to realize—reluctantly—that this is how I see. This is how I impose my particular sense of order upon the word. And instead of trying in vain to escape it, I choose to let go of futile ambition and relax into it. I am not going to win any photographic awards with this view of things, but it is my view, however mundane, and I am satisfied with that.