Window

Cough, did I already mention that film cameras are so cheap these days that it's kind of hard not to buy them? Here's another case - a nice Nikon 35Ti I got for a few bucks.

Window

I seem to have a penchant for flowers and plants lately.

Door

Taken not far away from the previous one, but not on the same day.

Flower

It somehow looked lonely behind bars.

A few stickers

By chance, I saw this one on Flickr and was reminded that I took a similar photo about a year later. And even with the same type of camera.

Fern

Another self portrait, if you look closely.

Diesel

In spite of the last picture, I'll continue with some vacation shots.

Basement

This is where my bicycle is spending most of the nights.

Taken with the XA and without flash and thus a little bit blurry.

Projections

Another view out of a train window. What I like here is how the cabin's interior is "projected" onto the lake.

Through

I think it might be a distant relative of this one.

The hole

By now, you can probably guess where this is.

Bus

And while we're talking about buses, here's one taken from a bus window in Brooklyn last year.

Harbor

A part of Hamburg's harbor as seen through the window of a bus on a foggy morning a few days ago.

Unrelated to this picture, I'd like to recommend two small photo books that I recently bought: One is Tangente by Laurent Chardon and the other one is Elsewhere by Øyvind Hjelmen. Both show only photos in square format which is something I didn't like very much for years. But it seems I changed my mind recently.

Tokyo

Taken through a hotel window early in the morning on a dusky November day. The light (on which I admit I had to work a bit) gives the picture a somewhat forbidding atmosphere and at the same time makes the houses look like toys.

Given the recent events, this old photo seemed fitting. And it's from the Ricoh series.

Acela

In an effort to get rid of some of my cameras (not that I have that many, mind you), I sold the Ricoh some days ago. And in a subsequent bout of nostalgia I went through the photos I took with this camera to see if there had been some I didn't do justice to. Here's one I found and I'll probably add a few more in the next weeks.

This one was taken looking out of the window of the Acela somewhere between Boston and New York in 2009.

Fake bird

It's time for a window view again.

Frame

Taken only a few meters away from the previous one. It's probably not readily apparent on screen, but due to limited depth of field and the slight mist the print renders the inner square as if it were a drawing or a painting.

See also here.

Window

More from Wetzlar.

Night

From the hotel window series. Maybe you'll recognize the curtain.

Blotch

This was almost ten months ago.