This page presents two sets of film photographs from Tübingen, a traditional university town in central Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
July 04, 2015
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The photos on this page were created on two separate walks, using different film cameras as listed below. All images are presented in the chronological order in which they were taken.
The Neckar waterfront in Tübingen, Germany, features a view of some of the oldest buildings in the city. During the summer months, Stocherkahn boats navigated by long wooden poles are operating on the river.
In the historic city center of Tübingen, Germany, people are seated outside a restaurant, or casually strolling between half-timbered buildings on a cobblestone street.
In the historic city center of Tübingen, Germany, people are seated underneath large parasols on outdoor cafe tables. In the background is Market Square with the City Hall.
Marktgasse in the historic city center of Tübingen, Germany, has a delightful variety of shops and restaurants in beautifully restored half-timbered buildings.
One more photo of the Neckar waterfront in Tübingen, Germany, featuring a view of some of the oldest buildings in the city. In the later afternoon, the Stocherkahn boats have been replaced by individual water traffic.
All photos in this first set taken with Mamiya 6 and 50mm f/4 lens on Fujicolor Pro 400H medium-format film. Developed and scanned by Carmencita Film Lab.
The Neckar embankment in Tübingen, Germany, features a view of some of the oldest buildings in the city, as well as seating opportunities with a pretty steep drop.
Along the Neckar waterfront in Tübingen, Germany, pigeons are standing on an embankment wall while some boating activities are visible on the river in the background.
This building at Bursagasse in the historic city center of Tübingen, Germany, is adjacent to a tower in which poet Friedrich Hölderlin (1770-1843) lived during the second half of his life.
At Bursagasse in the historic city center of Tübingen, Germany, this building is the Bursa, built from 1478 to 1482 for the artist faculty of the newly founded university.
This view into the eastern part of Bursagasse in the historic city center of Tübingen, Germany, shows how the medieval buildings are still being put to use - in this case as shops and restaurants.
All photos in this second set taken with Fujicolor Simple Ace 400 27 Exposure disposable camera. Developed and scanned by Yamamoto Camera.