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dal museo degli Uffizi ||||||||||| What I love of this photo is the perspective and of course the colours, it seems to me that I have my own postcard from Florence.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
I spent a good hour at Lake Marmo and the Millennium Oaks area at the Morton Arboretum and captured the changing lighting conditions until after sunset. The colors turned out amazing!
I chose to use E-6 processing by PJ's Camera instead of my usual C-41 for more natural colors.Pictures with the Holga were underexposed and had to be corrected more than the pics from the LC-A.
Después del escaneado profesional, estos son los resultados. Usé un filtro naranja.
After scanning professional, these are the results. I used an orange filter.
Beelitz Heilstätten, abandoned hospital Part III. Not as good as the other two albums but alright. PART I : http://www.lomography.com/homes/12_12/albums/1760890-lc-a-plus-beelitz-heilsttten-abandoned-hospital-part-i PART II: http://www.lomography.com/homes/12_12/albums/1760902-sr-beelitz-heilsttten-abandoned-hospital-partii
Walking past the elementary school during lunch recess, wishing I could take a photo; and knowing it was forbidden. These girls rushed the fence to say hi! I asked if I could take a picture and they said, "Yes!" This was the best birthday treat.
Dippemess is a tradition which dates back to the 14th century. At that time, the Maamess, as it was then called, was a medieval market for domestic articles. Potters from the Westerwald, Kannebäckerland and Urberach came here to sell their wares, especially their ceramic bowls and pots. These were known in the Frankfurt dialect as 'Dippe' from which the event soon took its name. Over the years, more and more fairground booths and popular attractions joined the market as well.
The Dippemess today is Frankfurt’s largest fair and a lot of fun :)
I was stranded in Kasakhstan with plenty of time on my hand. But suddenly I bumped into the charming Aizhan Bekmukhamedova, who is running the fashion web-portal http://look.tm/ in Almaty. I asked her, if she would help me to organize a local fashion-shooting and within hours she came up with a handful of great models. This will be the fourth album of this series.
I was stranded in Kasakhstan with plenty of time on my hand. But suddenly I bumped into the charming Aizhan Bekmukhamedova, who is running the fashion web-portal http://look.tm/ in Almaty. I asked her, if she would help me to organize a local fashion-shooting and within hours she came up with a handful of great models. This will be the fourth album of this series.
