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Lomography sent me a new DIana Baby 110 camera cause the first one was faulty (some of you have seen a previous album with all faulty shots). This time, the square framing is more precise but all shots except one, seem like they were shot on bulb mode which I didn't select! I don't know what happened here so I guess I'll just shoot one more film and see if this one will turn out ok!
A photo essay of my daughter's 10 acre lifestyle block nestled below the foothills of the Tararua Range in the Wairarapa. My beekeeper grandson is a partner. Two horses and a dog keep her busy as does her day job as a mental health caregiver
Bay Harbour Market, truly organic and creative! I heard a lot about The Old Biscuit Mill Market of Cape Town, but I was glad we went to Bay Harbour Market instead. It truly has a community spirit and a very relaxed atmosphere, with almost no tourists at all.
London’s Royal Docks were built in the mid-19th century – a marvel of Victorian engineering. An average of thirteen metres deep and 4 kilometres long, they cover an area the size of Central London. They closed to commercial vessels in 1981. Now this unique area is coming back to life in spectacular fashion and London’s Royal Docks are well on the way to being a vibrant and exciting waterside destination.
Collection of photos taken in the first 10 wks of Lockdown in response to Coronavirus global pandemic. It was a period of great uncertainty to me professionally, but I am very proud of how we dealt with it as family unit. It was also very interesting from the point of view of my photography skills development and exercise of finding good frames where I wouldn't normally be looking, in the dullest and most uninspiring environment of own property. Used Sigma 70-300mm zoom, Nikon 50mm 1.8D lens, and cheap fisheye attachment for wide angle and magnifying part of it for super macro.
Collection of photos taken in the first 10 wks of Lockdown in response to Coronavirus global pandemic. It was a period of great uncertainty to me professionally, but I am very proud of how we dealt with it as family unit. It was also very interesting from the point of view of my photography skills development and exercise of finding good frames where I wouldn't normally be looking, in the dullest and most uninspiring environment of own property. Used Sigma 70-300mm zoom, Nikon 50mm 1.8D lens, and cheap fisheye attachment for wide angle and magnifying part of it for super macro.
Collection of photos taken in the first 10 wks of Lockdown in response to Coronavirus global pandemic. It was a period of great uncertainty to me professionally, but I am very proud of how we dealt with it as family unit. It was also very interesting from the point of view of my photography skills development and exercise of finding good frames where I wouldn't normally be looking, in the dullest and most uninspiring environment of own property. Used Sigma 70-300mm zoom, Nikon 50mm 1.8D lens, and cheap fisheye attachment for wide angle and magnifying part of it for super macro.
" To blow bubbles and float in the simple joys it could bring -- these are the moments we love remembering. And what best way could we do it but take a snap shot of these flying clear circles in analogue! " Words by LSI ; Achive June 17, 2012
"The finest workers in stone are not copper or steel tools, but the gentle touches of air and water working at their leisure with a liberal allowance of time." - Henry David Thoreau.
What would I miss most about water? Everything it touches.
100 iso expired film pushed at 400 iso. I was going to visit the Rodin museum in Paris.. and fell on the Dior defilé during the fashion week... I took very few pics (there were so many photographers..) but it really is another world with all those fashion freaks hahaha...
