Gran Canaria. Pentax 645Nii and Ilford Delta 100. ©Bjørn Joachimsen.
In the autumn of 1992, I stood in a darkroom filled with expectations beyond the ordinary. For the first time, I had exposed and developed the brand new Ilford Delta 100 Professional film and was preparing to make enlargements. As the image gradually emerged in the developing tray under the red light, I saw a picture quality I had never experienced before from an ISO 100 film.
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From Vøringsfossen in Hardanger. Norway. ©Bjørn Joachimsen.
After two recent trips to the western parts of Norway – Vestlandet – I am able to present a new collection of images – Winter in Norway. My aim was to convey interesting winter scenes and also depict weather conditions typical to the norwegian winter.
My trips departed from Tønsberg, which gave me the opportunity to work in Hemsedal and Numedal on my way to Vestlandet and back.
At both trips I decided to use analog medium format cameras – in order to maintain a better productivity than large format photography allows. Choosing medium format gave some more advantages. I had a real telephoto option, as I brought my 500mm lens for 6x6-format. Using medium format cameras also made it possible to use the interesting Ilford SFX200 film – which gave the images a unique look.
Click here to view the entire collection – Winter in Norway.
Equipment being used:
Bronica SQ-Ai. Zenzanon PS 40mm f/4, Zenzanon PS 50mm f/3.5, Zenzanon PS 80mm f/2.8, Zenzanon PS 110mm f/4 Macro, Zenzanon PS 150mm f/4, Zenzanon PS 180mm f/4, Zenzanon PS 250mm f/5.6 and Zenzanon PS 500mm f/8.
Berlebach Report 833 tripod
Films: Ilford Delta 100 (120) and Ilford SFX200 (120)
Rjukandefossen in Hemsedal. Norway. ©Bjørn Joachimsen.
A giant pothole at Herføl in Norway. ©Bjørn Joachimsen.
(Zenza Bronica SQ-Ai, Zenzanon PS 35mm, Ilford Delta 100.)
Hvaler – previously named Hvaløerne (“Whale islands”) is famous for its unique landscape. All over the islands of Hvaler you can observe how the glacier of the last ice age shaped the landscape. You can find potholes and beautiful slope rocks almost everywhere.
After four years of work, I am happy to publish some of my works from Hvaler. I have been working both with 8x10 large format camera and a 6x6 medium format camera. Images are recorded on Ilford FP4+, Ilford SFX 200 and Ilford Delta 100.
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Interesting geology at Herføl in Norway. ©Bjørn Joachimsen.
(Horseman L810. Rodenstock Sironar-N 240mm f/5.6. Ilford FP4+)
A giant pothole at Herføl in Norway. ©Bjørn Joachimsen.
(Zenza Bronica SQ-Ai, Zenzanon PS 80mm, Ilford Delta 100.)
