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Dakar became a place of happy returns in the last years. This is mainly due to a documentary project I am working on about emerging new architecture. But I like it there. It's a place in West Africa, where it is easy to get around and the people are very open. I ill be back.
Dakar became a place of happy returns in the last years. This is mainly due to a documentary project I am working on about emerging new architecture. But I like it there. It's a place in West Africa, where it is easy to get around and the people are very open. I ill be back.
Dakar became a place of happy returns in the last years. This is mainly due to a documentary project I am working on about emerging new architecture. But I like it there. It's a place in West Africa, where it is easy to get around and the people are very open. I ill be back.
Dakar became a place of happy returns in the last years. This is mainly due to a documentary project I am working on about emerging new architecture. But I like it there. It's a place in West Africa, where it is easy to get around and the people are very open. I ill be back.
Third photo in the series. Here is a picture of Mia, the younger cat, as she is outside playing on the field next to the hut. (Notice that there is green grass here, despite this being taken in middle of february at 1000 metres altitude). ---- Now a series from a trip I did to Zakopane in february. It is a mountain area, with beautiful national parks and trails. I stayed in a beautiful mountain cabin (GBL hostel). This place also has a couple of cats as residents, and they are social and used to being around guests. #olympusOM10 #speckledcat #blurry #agfaapx400 #catgaze #poland #analogcats #portrait #catportrait #zakopane #lazycat
Dalam kegiatannya sehari-hari, Miguel (@izmiguel) secara alami mewujudkan Golden Rule Lomography #3: " Lomography bukanlah sebuah gangguan dalam hidup Anda, tetapi bagian dari hidup Anda", menyediakan lensa yang melaluinya pendekatan ini menemukan rumah yang sempurna.
In this edition of Making a Moment Lomographer Cristina Badulescu gives us a glimpse into a dystopian city, with this cool and captivating architectural shot of London’s Barbican Centre.
For this article, we are looking into an unusual development technique. Stand developing involves a one hour developing time with high diluted Rodinal. Check out the results!
Some lightly expired film from 2008. I’ve really been enjoying the expired stuff! I’ve found some at thrift stores but the best source has been Etsy.com actually. Lot of options there, makes for a fun shoot when you REALLY don’t know what you’ll get. I’ve had some really weird rolls that I’ll get to eventually, but for now I’m still working through shots from late fall!
The Qutub Minar is notable for being one of the earliest and most prominent examples of Indo-Islamic architecture. It is surrounded by several other ancient and medieval structures and ruins, collectively known as Qutub complex.
The Famous Fort. I'm impressed! I wonder how Mughal emperors live in this fort. Hmmm... Do you wonder if Mughal emperors have their own cameras on that time? I think they will take shots better than me, really.
