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Alone in the mountains, with my Canon AE-1, I miserably failed the setting of the camera.
Anyway, even if it's terribly disappointing, I had fun, and the sunset was awesome. the sky was on fire, the night fell rapidly and freshly. Alone in the dark at the top of the mountains.
I like dreams because you can see all kind off people in it. Mostly I like the image of my grandfather who is resting in peace for about 10 years. I remember the short journeys in my grandfather car while we were exploring our country. And still I remember and the view from the back seat of the car and the smell of that car which brings my memories from the past.
I only really tend to bring my Horizon along when I go to particularly pretty spots. These were taken over August.
1-4 are from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Egypt part, the roof, all amazing
5-6 Central Park
7-8 Inwood Hills Park on the northernmost tip of Manhattan.
9. 5 Pointz in Long Island City, Queens.
10. New apt pre renovations
11. The Lullwater in front of the Boathouse at Prospect Park in Brooklyn
Located on a 23- hectare plot of land, this military cemetery was created in September 1944 Initiated by the first Infantry Division of the First US Army, the work involved in building the cemetery and the Memorial was finished in 1960. 7,989 American soldiers who fell during the First Army's advance through northern France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Germany and during the bitter fighting in the Ardennes in the winter of 1944-1945 are buried in this necropolis. All the graves are identical (a white marble cross) and in perfect alignment. General Frederick W. Bastle is buried in this cemetery. He was killed on Christmas Eve, in 19454, when he was in command of the largest group of bombardiers in military history. The Memorial Day has been held every year since 1945, in late May or early June. General Eisenhower in person attended the first Memorial Day. At the extreme right of the colonnade, the museum room welcomes visitors. From the central avenue there is a magnificent view over the Pays de Herve.
The old man is Plinio Arruda Sampaio, who was the socialist candidate for president of Brazil in 2010. His an awesome person, an example of faith in the future and a 82 year lifetime dedicated to the cause of the poor, workers and peasants. And then some street shots and unknown people. This is the forst time i used the lomo earl grey iso 100. I liked a lot! But it´s a slow filme, hard to use in low light conditions!
We and they...
People and birds...
Our elements - earth, the birds of the air.
But the sea...
The sea - the third element, you know, together.
WE and THEY.
PEOPLE and BIRDS.
Sometime last year a friend at the Lomography Gallery Store here inToronto showed me a strange black & white film called "ORWO TC27 Traffic Control Film". Apparently it's an ISO 400 film from Germany. It's got some decent grain to it and deep dark blacks. Good contrast too. The problem is this: there is only one photolab in the entire city that can process this film. Luckily, it's one I go to regularly for my processing needs (Toronto Image Works).
