At the height of summer, I had to opportunity to visit Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast for the first time. It was part of a wine trip hosted by Vinum USA to visit their wine brands.
While the purpose of the trip wasn’t photography, I still had opportunity to take a few pictures. To portray Dalmatia as the Summer Vacation Paradise that it is, the camera and film of choice was my Olympus Trip 35 and Kodak’s New Ektachrome E100 slide film.
In a 'Course de Camargue' the bulls are not harmed. Young men, with small hooks in their hands, try to remove 'garter-like' ribbons from the bull's horns to win money. -- At least that is what I think from watching one without knowing the rules in advance.
Location: Arles, France.
Time: Summer 2001.
Camera: Canon Rebel 2000 with Canon 100-300mm zoom lens.
Film: Fuji Provia 400x
My first roll of Kodak NEW Ektachrome E100. Austiin Beeman shoots Kodak Ektachrome E100 in the Olympus Trip 35 during a film photography street photography photowalk in Cincinnati, Ohio.
First impressions of the Kodak New Ektachrome E100 E6 slide film and few of Cincinnati, Ohio. The Banks. The Cincinnati Reds stadium and more.
These aren't affliate links. I just want to you to know.
I buy my Olympus Trip 35s from Trip Man in the UK. The best prices and they are all in superb working condition.
I buy my Kodak Film from the Film Photography Project Store.
