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This roll of film was somewhat expired, even though it was always stored in the fridge. After shooting it, I took over a year to get it developed. Still, I'm super super happy with the grain.
This roll of film was somewhat expired, even though it was always stored in the fridge. After shooting it, I took over a year to get it developed. Still, I'm super super happy with the grain.
Double exposure with Patrycja. Some taken in Krakow and some taken by the sea. Minolta X-300 & Minolta XD7. Rollei RPX100 & Rollei RPX400. Developed at home. #minolta #doubleexposure
Double exposure with Patrycja. Some taken in Krakow and some taken by the sea. Minolta X-300 & Minolta XD7. Rollei RPX100 & Rollei RPX400. Developed at home. #minolta #doubleexposure
They came delivered in a bundle for us all to stare in awe. Haven't smelled them in a while now, they never last. I'd rather want to plant them, like Said and his thousand pots. Next year I'll make sure to get some live ones. Don't want them gone in 2 weeks time.
This image is from when my journey into photography just had begun. I moved countries as I felt constricted and had strayed too far away from what was my person. So, I went to spain for a year, lived a frugal life and connected with a medium that since has helped me come to terms with my personal struggles. Also I got to know Juliette who grew to be my closest friend in this other country and who I hope to be able to see again some time down the line.
Hubert H. Humphrey Building / U.S. Botanical Gardens. Shot on Expired T-Max 400 from 1996. Shot at box speed. #nikonf3 #tmax400 #kodak #nikon #washingtondc
The 5th of a hundred village churches to come... Großwudicke was built in 1737 by the von Möllendorff family. The church once belonged to a castle complex, of which the castle park next to the church still bears witness; hence the name "castle chapel." It is an octagonal central building with an elongated shape dating from 1737.
