Lomogon 2.5/32 Art Lens brings the classic Lomo look to analogue and digital SLRs and mirrorless cameras. With a focal length of 32 mm and a unique dial-style aperture system that creates perfectly circular bokeh, it's built for capturing street and travel photographs. Back us on Kickstarter now to get a 40% discount on the Lomogon: https://lomography.com/kickstarter 📷: Louis Dazy
When I visited Vicuna in Zürich we traversed the city always in gaze for a great shot. I passed cherry blossoms and facades. And I few shots later I was on a plane to the north pole...
Finally be able to upload a panoramic album of my first meeting with Hakimbo in Singapore and moments before, above a water stream in Sumatra. Because of the low Iso mostly underexposed...
This album stretches from the North Pole to New York. The flight over ice lays already a while back as well as my visit to the Whitney in the big apple, which has a grand view on the concrete cityscape of NYC...
This one is a large one. I pulled panoramic shots from the mighty amazon and Florianpolis. There we went to a restaurant, which was covered in lettered. Quite atmospheric. Floating through several worlds...
Had a marvellous time in Georgia a few years back. Not diminished by the fact that it took me quite some time to work on these panoramics. I am busy, ok?
The new #Petzval80 celebrates the 180th anniversary of Joseph Petzval’s historical first portrait lens, optimized for still and motion photography. Photo by @phyllistc. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/2S30IyY
The new #Petzval80 celebrates the 180th anniversary of Joseph Petzval’s historical first portrait lens, optimized for still and motion photography. Photo by @birgitbuchart. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/2S30IyY
The new #Petzval80 celebrates the 180th anniversary of Joseph Petzval’s historical first portrait lens, optimized for still and motion photography. Photo by Freeman Lau. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/2S30IyY
The new #Petzval80 celebrates the 180th anniversary of Joseph Petzval’s historical first portrait lens, optimized for still and motion photography. Photo by Marcus Russell Price. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/2S30IyY
