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Heart-shaped eyes wouldn’t be enough to describe him, and, if you know Marco, well, it is definitely something you wouldn’t expect from the lad. For the story behind the pics: http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=2576
Heart-shaped eyes wouldn’t be enough to describe him, and, if you know Marco, well, it is definitely something you wouldn’t expect from the lad. For the story behind the pics: http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=2576
No matter how frustrated, stressed or tired me and Isabel are, as soon as we travel back to Graz, where Isa's relatives are based, we both feel like home and we never want to leave. These pictures were taken at Easter, when my family joined hers for 3 days of feasts and schnapps.
My aim was to try to depict a sort of urban fairytale and Isabel’s fox mask seem to be perfect for the purpose. For the story behind the pics: http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=2615
My aim was to try to depict a sort of urban fairytale and Isabel’s fox mask seem to be perfect for the purpose. For the story behind the pics: http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=2615
My aim was to try to depict a sort of urban fairytale and Isabel’s fox mask seem to be perfect for the purpose. For the story behind the pics: http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=2615
Still not warm enough for Isa to take off her woolen winter sweater. This is spring in London, in case you were wondering. For the story behind the pics: http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=2630
Success finally with this pack. I had to use a #riftlabskicklight to give me the right exposure, but I got a shot. And yes I cut my beard. Shot using my #ImpossileProject #I-1 on #I-Type #BW film, new.
Still not warm enough for Isa to take off her woolen winter sweater. This is spring in London, in case you were wondering. For the story behind the pics: http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=2630
Still not warm enough for Isa to take off her woolen winter sweater. This is spring in London, in case you were wondering. For the story behind the pics: http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=2630
Used this Kodak Technical Pan film (expired 09/2001) I had for some time now in my fridge... What a superb film full of contrast giving strong black and white pictures! Shot at 100iso and home processed in D76 for 12 minutes at 20°
Used this Kodak Technical Pan film (expired 09/2001) I had for some time now in my fridge... What a superb film full of contrast giving strong black and white pictures! Shot at 100iso and home processed in D76 for 12 minutes at 20°
Used this Kodak Technical Pan film (expired 09/2001) I had for some time now in my fridge... What a superb film full of contrast giving strong black and white pictures! Shot at 100iso and home processed in D76 for 12 minutes at 20°
Every once in a while I capture the Photoautomat for kinky roleplays. I use the results for my businesscards and by now I have faround 30 individual editions. Sometimes it takes up to an year to remove dust and reflections on the polaroid paper, last time I went with @vicuna, when he was visiting. But hey, weirdness just never gets old!
For this freaky filmswap, I loaded my camera and strolled around shooting the churches, cemeteries and woods of my town for the first round , then I sent the film to legendary horror-writer Stephen King who shot the second round, adding all the freaky stuff.... Or, uh, something like that...! ;-)
For this freaky filmswap, I loaded my camera and strolled around shooting the churches, cemeteries and woods of my town for the first round , then I sent the film to legendary horror-writer Stephen King who shot the second round, adding all the freaky stuff.... Or, uh, something like that...! ;-)
Some time ago I bought a cheap plastic filter wheel off the internet. It's made for digital nikon cameras to emulate the classic holga look. Since the mount is more or less the same on old analogue Nikon cameras, I put it on my trusted old Nikon FE. These are the first results of my test shot.
