The pre-study
Södermalm från Riddarholmen
Photo Roos
"This photo of Södermalm, shot from Riddarholmen in Stockholm, Sweden, formed in my mind during a January evening with very nasty weather. Rain and snow was pouring down and the beautiful view made me see a huge large format polaroid print of it hanging on my wall. Unfortunately, i found no such camera in my pocket, but a small half frame digital that actually fit there. However i though, one can always rent one and decided to make a pre-study with what i had. This picture is what i got after trying to get as close to my vision as i could in post.
Sadly, its most likely the only thing ill ever get. The renting a large format polaroid turned out to be a bit on the expensive side, so i loaded some tungsten 13x18 film for my linhof instead. But when the same kind of weather eventually returned, i got me and my gear back to the location, only to find the view obscured by a construction site."
I asked you to send me short stories containing 1-5 pict...Hey,hey there! One picture!? It is impossible!
Well, Roos just proved it possible with his brilliant short story holding just one picture.
Mr Urbano
Photo Roos
"This photo of Södermalm, shot from Riddarholmen in Stockholm, Sweden, formed in my mind during a January evening with very nasty weather. Rain and snow was pouring down and the beautiful view made me see a huge large format polaroid print of it hanging on my wall. Unfortunately, i found no such camera in my pocket, but a small half frame digital that actually fit there. However i though, one can always rent one and decided to make a pre-study with what i had. This picture is what i got after trying to get as close to my vision as i could in post.
Sadly, its most likely the only thing ill ever get. The renting a large format polaroid turned out to be a bit on the expensive side, so i loaded some tungsten 13x18 film for my linhof instead. But when the same kind of weather eventually returned, i got me and my gear back to the location, only to find the view obscured by a construction site."
I asked you to send me short stories containing 1-5 pict...Hey,hey there! One picture!? It is impossible!
Well, Roos just proved it possible with his brilliant short story holding just one picture.
Mr Urbano
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