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is a village at the Odenwald Railway which crosses the Oldenwald region from Eberbach to Darmstadt, or vice versa ;) The single track line was built from the late 1860s to early 1880s and has some tunnels and 3 viaducts (1 will be shown later). The former station building here is now in private ownership and the railway has only a socalled "Haltepunkt" (stop point). The roof of the Gründerzeit(?) building was made in the traditional style of the region. Simple cheap silver colored plastic 35 mm camera with a single element fixfocus lens and curved film plane like a billion others, but with an Olympus-mju-style "clam shell" design, haha, Very conveniant, no settings at all and of course no batteries. Life can be so easy, sometimes.... Long expired original Agfa Leverkusen Vista 400 developed in homebrewed C-41, 17 minutes at 22 °C room temperature with agitation about every 15 seconds.

seen in a tram, couldn't resist

goldsmith, a friend

Olympus XA, Kodak EPT160 tungsten slide film, cross processed in homemade c-41 dev.

Taken with my new old Konica A4 handheld, Kodak Gold 400 @ 800, homemade C-41 developer at 21 °C.

Konica A4 handheld, Kodak Gold 400 @ 800, homemade C-41 developer at 21 °C.

Technoseum - museum for technology in Mannheim. Olympus XA, TMax400 @ 800, Emofin 9 + 9 minutes 20 °C. See also here: www.ipernity.com/doc/imagesfrugales/40904118

Olympus XA, TMax400 @ 800, Emofin 9 + 9 minutes 20 °C.

Kodak VR400 @ 1600, homebrewed C-41 color developer, 30 min. 22 °C.

My addiction for lo-fi 35 mm gear continues. 2-element fixfocus lens on cheapest 35 mm cam. Long expired original Agfa CT100 reversal film.

My addiction for lo-fi 35 mm gear continues. 2-element fixfocus lens on cheapest 35 mm cam, with built-in fill-in flash. Long expired original Agfa CT100 reversal film.

Homemade 1-element lens, homemade C-41 developer ar roomtemp. 35mm Kodak Ektar film.

Homemade 1-element lens, homemade C-41 developer ar roomtemp. 35mm Kodak Ektar film.

Lineup after the performance. Headpieces by fictional fashion designer Jamie Brentano.

Meniscus lens in 35mm toy camera, drilled out aperture (f/5.6?), handheld IR filter, RR 400s film, Emofin.

reloaded disposable cam, diy enlarged aperture, IR 720 filter handheld, loaded with RR 400s, developed in Emofin.

reloaded disposable cam, diy enlarged aperture, loaded with RR 400s, developed in Emofin.

shot with a Kodak Instamatic 50 on expired Ferrania Solaris 200 film