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Oke, now I am truly using the Tiger film pun to much.
Anyways I was happy to find a couple of goose happily walking around in Amsterdam.
For less of the same, go and follow me on Facebook, its cool and makes me feel like I have friends! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Analog-Love/162382500569906
This is what I saw while strolling over the bridge this morning. They will be switching the construction over to the other side in a week or two and then they will start on the next year-long phase of bridge work. I'm not sure what pedestrians are supposed to do since they will be taking the sidewalk away.
Another experimental Polaroid involving lift and other maipulation techniques. If you want to see more of my Polaroid "doubles" please check my LomoHome.
"Framing the Self: Cat Girl on Japanese Ink
I've started working on an experimental instant photography series involving framed (self) portraits, these are two shots I have kept off Flickr in order to be able to take part in Roid Week for the very first time- so excited!
Three lifted IP PX 70 Color Shade transparecies put together on watercolour paper in order to create a Polaroid double"
Whitehorse Wildlife Preserve - This is kind of a natural zoo just outside Whitehorse, YK, Canada. The animals here are rescued as they were either orphaned or injured and deemed to be unfit to survive in the wild. They are penned by species in a natural setting on a 350 acre Preserve. These Photos are captured from outside of the fenced pens through wire fencing. More about the Whitehorse Wildlife Preserve here; http://www.yukonwildlife.ca/
Luke was really charmed with this lady, and was just as angry with the philistene who molested her as I am.
http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/blog/125057-lomo-luke-is-ready-to-travel-the-world
this Lomography color negative 100 I swapped with lovely mr. @stefan1mk who exposed it with a Horizon 202 while I shot my layer with my Yashica FR 1 (at least I think I did so). Sunny Fuerteventura and a max shutter speed of 1/250 of the Horizon made some pics quite bright, but I like what I see! :)
Finally, a triple exposure that came out the way I planned it. Very happy about this one. It is a painting of my late uncle Rene Fendt and the beautiful Duyan overlooking lake Zurich on a calm morning (POTD China September 2nd 2017)
