I recently bought a film scanner (Jumbl 22MP All-In-One) and I’m scanning all the photos I took with my old film cameras between 1994 and 2005.
Unfortunately, I didn’t store the negatives good enough and most of them have scratches. In addition to that, the scanner is not perfect and it adds very little dust to the scanned photos, but despite that I’m really happy to see my old photos again, and actually surprised to see those images, they are actually good, keeping in mind that I hadn’t taken any course in photography at that time and I was just learning from books.
These are some photos I took in Cambridge, England in 2003. I lived there for 9 months and used to visit the colleges and register the details of their beautiful architecture.
Kings College
One of the most popular colleges is the Kings College. This is its chapel as seen from one side:
This is another view of the chapel from the King’s Parade street:
Caius College
Next to King’s college you’ll find the Caius College. These two photos are views from its inside, at the Tree Court:
And these other two were taken at the Caius Court:
Detail of the Caius College from the Gonville Court:
Corpus Christi College
This is an image of the Corpus Christi college, it’s inspired in a postcard.
St. John’s College
This is St John’s College, I bumped into Stephen Hawking once in that place.
A view of its chapel:
I really love the look and feel of these photos, I didn’t want to retouch the scratches, they actually go very well with the environments captured in those images.
