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Burntcoat Head is a place in Nova Scotia that is know to have the highest tide in the world, that is an average tide of 17 meters,thus opening a huge space at low tide showing lonely islands in the middle of a very large beach
Burntcoat Head is a place in Nova Scotia that is know to have the highest tide in the world, that is an average tide of 17 meters,thus opening a huge space at low tide showing lonely islands in the middle of a very large beach
Burntcoat Head is a place in Nova Scotia that is know to have the highest tide in the world, that is an average tide of 17 meters,thus opening a huge space at low tide showing lonely islands in the middle of a very large beach
just before my Chernobyl-Trip I met with my good friend Dasha and together with his classy lady we went to Mezhyhirya, which had been Janukowitsch former villa and is now a museum. The former and escaped president had a little zoo with austriches and all kinds of exotic animals, fancy architecture and a vintage car collection. Gone, for him at least, open to the people!
On my recent and first trip to New Zealand I stopped at the first day in Devonport, just across Auckland. There I was to meet Holly and her sister Hana. I met Holly the first time around seven years ago in Bangkok, she was a boarding student at the time and made the most amazing lubitel portraits. Raw talent and a super sense for beauty and modern coolness: @hburgess. So it was a given we will spend a day together in her home town. Loved every minute of it...
On my recent and first trip to New Zealand I stopped at the first day in Devonport, just across Auckland. There I was to meet Holly and her sister Hana. I met Holly the first time around seven years ago in Bangkok, she was a boarding student at the time and made the most amazing lubitel portraits. Raw talent and a super sense for beauty and modern coolness: @hburgess. So it was a given we will spend a day together in her home town. Loved every minute of it...
LCA 120 is failing me... Here are the first shots of my recent trip to Burkina Faso. I took the LCA 120 as the medium format camera as it's really easy to use in every situation, lightweight and small. But the first 2 rolls I processed disapointed me strongly, not because of these shots, but because these 8 shots are the only ones on the 2 b&w rolls I processed. I was worried about the batteries but they're new, and testing the camera showed no specific problem at first. But it appears that in strong light, the shutter doesn't open from time to time, even if does make the sound of an opening shutter... so, I lost 16 precious shots on those 2 rolls because of this problem. I have 5 more color rolls to be processed and I fear that the problem will be the same and that there will be very few medium format pictures remaining from this trip :( But of course, I shot also a lot on 35mm cameras, so there are a lot of other photos to come ;)
LCA 120 is failing me... Here are the first shots of my recent trip to Burkina Faso. I took the LCA 120 as the medium format camera as it's really easy to use in every situation, lightweight and small. But the first 2 rolls I processed disapointed me strongly, not because of these shots, but because these 8 shots are the only ones on the 2 b&w rolls I processed. I was worried about the batteries but they're new, and testing the camera showed no specific problem at first. But it appears that in strong light, the shutter doesn't open from time to time, even if does make the sound of an opening shutter... so, I lost 16 precious shots on those 2 rolls because of this problem. I have 5 more color rolls to be processed and I fear that the problem will be the same and that there will be very few medium format pictures remaining from this trip :( But of course, I shot also a lot on 35mm cameras, so there are a lot of other photos to come ;)
I think Dakara, must been one of my favorite cities in Africa. The architecture is amazing, the weather is great, it is alligned across the sea. The city is vibrant and you can walk a lot. Taxis are cheap, too, and it is safe. You don't need a visa as an European, so I have to come back for sure.
I think Dakara, must been one of my favorite cities in Africa. The architecture is amazing, the weather is great, it is alligned across the sea. The city is vibrant and you can walk a lot. Taxis are cheap, too, and it is safe. You don't need a visa as an European, so I have to come back for sure.
I think Dakara, must been one of my favorite cities in Africa. The architecture is amazing, the weather is great, it is alligned across the sea. The city is vibrant and you can walk a lot. Taxis are cheap, too, and it is safe. You don't need a visa as an European, so I have to come back for sure.
