Readers and Writers

Some photographs III

Since coming to Substack, I have enjoyed reading a whole lot of interesting stories, met interesting people who make great photographs and have come across a few things that I did not see coming!

Søren Harbel: Rome, Italy I

I have been scanning this week. About 1200 negatives. Heeeee-haaaaw. At least that is what it sounds like to me when the arm slowly moves across the strip of six negatives. After the heeeee-haaaaw subsides, I label each photograph with the location where it was taken. It takes a while.

The benefit of something that takes this long, but cannot be left to its own devices, is that I can use the time between changing strips of negatives to dive into old scans.

Søren Harbel: Davos, Switzerland

Following on my first two rounds of ‘readers’ I have selected another handful here for your entertainment.

I very much enjoy the feeling of holding a book. I like the turning of the pages, the weight of the book. The turning on of the bedside light to read and the turning it off when I wake up and realize that the book is on my chest and I fell into a blissful sleep.

Enjoy!

Søren Harbel: Nuremburg, Germany

Søren Harbel: Essauoria, Morocco

Søren Harbel: Paris, France

Søren Harbel: Copenhagen, Denmark - the reading machine proto-type

Søren Harbel: Hong Kong

Søren Harbel: Nice, France

Søren Harbel: Paris, France

Søren Harbel: Athens, Greece

Søren Harbel: Barcelona, Spain

Søren Harbel: Rome, Italy II

Søren Harbel: Milano, Italy

Until next time……