As a follow-on from a similar shoot I did in Frankfurt, here are my impressions of the architectural wonder that is Munich's subway, U-Bahn München. Join me for a very early trip around some wonderful, awe inspiring, and sometimes downright scary scenes.

I took a stroll around Munich's Olympia Park with a roll of Rollei infrared film with some decent results. Join me for some unusual shots of this wonderful park and sporting venue. 

The week I moved to Munich there was an international rowing regatta being held at the rowing lake I will be rowing on in future, what a great opportunity to go check out the action and enjoy the sun...along with a roll of trustworthy Ilford FP4 film.

After a very successful first blog post about rowing in Frankfurt I decided to take advantage of the good weather and take out another disposable camera for a slightly different route. Join me for some sunrise action on Frankfurt's Main river.

In this post we go for a long walk around the block with the trustworthy Ilford FP4+ armed with two fantastic medium format cameras and two analogue geeks (me +1!). We search for good light, architectural minimalism, and fun compositions. 

People always ask me what it's like to row at sunrise on the river Main in Frankfurt. To answer that question I took a cheap single use film camera out on the water with me, so come join me for a tour of Frankfurt from the water's edge!

I have been meaning to try this very easy to find low ISO black and white film, all I needed was a bright and sunny day. Here are my impressions of Agfa APX 100 film.

I was lucky enough to get a loan of the wonderful Plaubel Makina 67 camera, so I took it for a walk and test run. This medium format rangefinder camera is in a league of its own. Here are my impressions.

I came up with the idea of "Empty Spaces" when shooting my last blog about 'Minimalism", and what better place to find suitable shots but Frankfurt's 'U-Bahn' network on a Sunday. Join me for some interesting architecture and solitary shots!