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Siberia. Spring. Old films. Old films are like the pages of a book; the longer they are kept, the more attractive they become. Canary Wharf's magnificent skyscrapers have long been home to some of the world's most famous financial institutions. I noticed that in the evening, at a certain hour, S Colonnade street between these buildings made of glass and reinforced concrete turns into a road to the sun. #UK #spring #April #CanaryWharf #skyscrapers #SColonnade #panorama
Siberia. Spring. Old films. Old films are like the pages of a book; the longer they are kept, the more attractive they become. Canary Wharf's magnificent skyscrapers have long been home to some of the world's most famous financial institutions. I noticed that in the evening, at a certain hour, S Colonnade street between these buildings made of glass and reinforced concrete turns into a road to the sun. #UK #spring #April #skyscrapers #CanaryWharf #SColonnade #CanadaSquare
Siberia. Mid June. Despite the unusually rainy summer, ours the peonies bloomed on schedule. Ours the peonies is always impeccably elegant, incredibly charming and dizzyingly fragrant They never tire of surprising us with their beauty. Every year is like a new theater season, new scenes, new unexpected plots, new emotions. Nature is a irrepressible generator of emotions. #Siberia #Peonies #June #summer #flowers #garden
This something I seldom do - A reworked version of a triptych I produced a few years ago. The original version has been a popular image within the community. However, I was never entirely happy with the image as it didn't sit nicely in the album it was intended for (Off The Rails), so I dumped in my album of blunders and bloopers.
The reworked version presented here came out another project I have been working on outside the Lomography community.
I feel the reversal of the black and white tones makes the image more striking and works better with the aggressive grain structure evident in prints.
