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This year I was really anticipating for spring, which actually is my favourite season. Sadly enough there were too few chances to enjoy it in the way I would have loved to because the weather in Berlin was still rainy and pretty much cold. Still me and Isabel managed to spend a nice day with our friends at the Zoologischer Garten and to be suprinsingly impressed by the beautiful blossoming Botanischer Garten and the old-fashioned beach of Wannsee.
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Dimostrazione scacchistica ai Giardini a Lago di Como in una due giorni dedicata al mondo dello sport. Foto scattate con lo Zenitar Fisheye a pieno formato
Some not crossed photos by a Kodak Elite Chrome EB. I took it in a Canon T70 for the first time. The T70 will be a very plastic camera if you take photos with a Canon A1 or Canon AE1 for the most part! Nevertheless the T70 works very good. It's easy to operate with it. The ergonomics are great, too.
so...everybody warned me about this camera tending to overexpose a little bit and it seems I needed to make the mistake myself to learn ^^ I also realise after shooting so often in square format I need to work on my panoramic composition again haha! but we are all here to learn I guess :) Still, hope you enjoy them! <3
First test roll with a Pentax SF7 bought from a charity store for £10 (the battery for it cost me £11.50!) and a Pentax SMC 50mm f1.7 prime lens bought on eBay for £35. The 'shrunken world' concept for this album was inspired by this great shot here: http://goo.gl/r73Rv
This is self film swap works by splitzer.I shot upper half in Hong kong at first. Then I shot lower half in Japan with Japanese Kimono lady at a beach.
I had some work over the weekend filming and photographing at Gold Coast Railroad Museum. It's a massive place were you can run around all these old historic trains. Also I've come to the conclusion that one of my Mamiya's film cartridges is a little defected a screw fell out when I unloaded this film; explains the unintentional doubles.
I had the pleasure of taking pictures for my friends clothing line, http://www.bigshot-robot.com, a story-based, artist - run brand. He's an amazing illustrator with endless creativity and our photoshoot was just as fun!
