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Latest result from "multiple portrait series". This roll I tried integrating a model with factories (shot in Mie). Photographed the model (Megumi Inanaga who loves factory photos) in Tokyo.
Latest result from "multiple portrait series". This roll I tried integrating a model with factories (shot in Mie). Photographed the model (Megumi Inanaga who loves factory photos) in Tokyo.
Latest result from "multiple portrait series". This roll I tried integrating a model with factories (shot in Mie). Photographed the model (Megumi Inanaga who loves factory photos) in Tokyo.
Shot this from inside my car on rainy day. Appeared red maple leaves on silhouetted part. Rainy day is not bad.
Canon EOS7(rain view)/Lomo LC-A+(red maple)
While staying in Venice for Christmas, we decided to make a little de-tour to Amarone- Valpolicella area. We stayed on a foggy side of the hill among the olive groves and vineyards.
A wine cellar… A home… my family home. That’s how things should be, I feel. And, in an unending process that leaves no room for second thoughts, the choices in real life perfected through experience become the “right” choices even in the countryside, in the cellar, in work and in relationships with others, highlighting the values of life and work themselves.
The quality and characteristics of wine are even the outcome of routine decisions.
We and others including nature in respect and coherence…
No excess or leaps forward… Only personal dedication to the search of the best possible balance between things.”
Marinella Camerani
A wine cellar… A home… my family home. That’s how things should be, I feel. And, in an unending process that leaves no room for second thoughts, the choices in real life perfected through experience become the “right” choices even in the countryside, in the cellar, in work and in relationships with others, highlighting the values of life and work themselves.
The quality and characteristics of wine are even the outcome of routine decisions.
We and others including nature in respect and coherence…
No excess or leaps forward… Only personal dedication to the search of the best possible balance between things.”
Marinella Camerani
Woman don't have an easy life in Burkina Faso as they do almost all the daily hard work: they have to grind the grain, prepare the Karité butter, pump the water at the well and care about the kids and a lot of other tasks...
film courtesy of @captainbonobo - thank you! also.. if you're anywhere near london, check out my exhibition at the lomography gallery store in soho, from tuesday 15th september, with an opening party on thursday 17th september 6-9pm! hope to see you there!! https://www.facebook.com/events/1700049233551567/
Shot this from the front vehicle of Yurikamome Line, with shutter speed setting at around 1 second. Able to get dynamic viewpoint because this train has no operaters room.
This school, built in the 19th century, will be closed and the classrooms will be transformed in offices. Some if the actual village's habitants wanted to have photographs in order to remember the new generations how the school and classrooms were like. I was asked to do it since they wanted a kind of picture rendering that was accorded to the subject and film is the best support to do it. , #heylomography
This school, built in the 19th century, will be closed and the classrooms will be transformed in offices. Some if the actual village's habitants wanted to have photographs in order to remember the new generations how the school and classrooms were like. I was asked to do it since they wanted a kind of picture rendering that was accorded to the subject and film is the best support to do it. , #heylomography
Kumgang is one of the most beautiful mountains in the DPRK and is sacred for the Koreans. In 1998 the region was even allowed for tourists from the south. Within a decade around one million South Koreans visited the area. This stopped after an incident in July 2008, when a tourist was shot, because she was in a closed military zone and is acclaimed to have fled. International tourists are still allowed to go, though...
