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I have been here so many times before, but I never get tired of seeing Calatrava's creations and taking pictures of it. That was my 1st ever try of Lomography CN 800 ISO film and I couldn't be more happy with it. Since this marvelous sunset above the City of Arts and Science, shooting during the golden hour of photography became a habit.
"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.
Not only for driking but also for playing! This picture is maybe my best moment with Lomography. I met local people in a swimming pool an enjoyed a session jumping swimming and giving the camera to them to take lost of pictures. This moment was magic!
Underexposed multi layered photo. I can imagine there is a true sense of wonder and isolation soaring above the clouds in a baloon looking down on Earth. There are a lot of reasons this lomograph is one of my favorites. It is my most popular lomograph. It is a double exposure and I love doubles. I also love hot air balloons and hope to one day ride in one.
In 2016/17 I was traveling 3,5 months trough Vietnam and India always carrying my huge Pentax 6x7 wit 105mm & 55mm leneses.I"ve shoot around 30 slide films and now after more than two years I finally managed to scans most of them. After spending a looot of money, time and energy I'm very happy to finally be able to share these images.
The thing with africa is, even if you park with your bus somewhere unsuspicious, life enfolds quickly. People and actions unfold quickly and you just have to be there. At one of our last stops to Dakar in Senegal we stopped under a mango tree. Soon after there was a vivid football match of youngsters with our crew. I ran with the ball to photograph some of the action. Not so easy on film...
The thing with africa is, even if you park with your bus somewhere unsuspicious, life enfolds quickly. People and actions unfold quickly and you just have to be there. At one of our last stops to Dakar in Senegal we stopped under a mango tree. Soon after there was a vivid football match of youngsters with our crew. I ran with the ball to photograph some of the action. Not so easy on film...
The thing with africa is, even if you park with your bus somewhere unsuspicious, life enfolds quickly. People and actions unfold quickly and you just have to be there. At one of our last stops to Dakar in Senegal we stopped under a mango tree. Soon after there was a vivid football match of youngsters with our crew. I ran with the ball to photograph some of the action. Not so easy on film...
The thing with africa is, even if you park with your bus somewhere unsuspicious, life enfolds quickly. People and actions unfold quickly and you just have to be there. At one of our last stops to Dakar in Senegal we stopped under a mango tree. Soon after there was a vivid football match of youngsters with our crew. I ran with the ball to photograph some of the action. Not so easy on film...
The thing with africa is, even if you park with your bus somewhere unsuspicious, life enfolds quickly. People and actions unfold quickly and you just have to be there. At one of our last stops to Dakar in Senegal we stopped under a mango tree. Soon after there was a vivid football match of youngsters with our crew. I ran with the ball to photograph some of the action. Not so easy on film...
Not only is space doc Bones looking for a way out of the habitat-hatch, I am also looking. Looking for the perfect analogue shot of him looking out, having the whole martian world reflected in his helmet. As the depressurization chamber bekomes tiny with three men in and with the oxygen backpack it was quite a challenge to get enough distance between me and bones to have focus...
