12/31/2011
12/30/2011
Analogue fight vol. 2
12/29/2011
12/28/2011
12/27/2011
12/26/2011
12/25/2011
Dancing Christmas lights
This was an experiment. I tried to make double exposure. At first I took picture of a friend from contemporary dancing lesson and the second shot was long time drawing with the decoration light. The result looks quite psychedelic.
12/24/2011
12/23/2011
Going home
This is my friend Katarina. I catched her in the train on her way home. I like the feeling from this.
12/22/2011
Old times
I was in Musée des Arts et Métiers
It looked like I've stolen my camera from here. :)
More photos from Paris >>
It looked like I've stolen my camera from here. :)
More photos from Paris >>
12/21/2011
12/20/2011
12/19/2011
Analogue fight
The amazing thing about analogue photography is that you never know what you finally get from the lab. These photos were taken in the same conditions, but with the different cameras and films.
My friend took photo of me and at the same time I took him.
Which one do you like more? I think for this time it's 1:0 for Diana :)
12/18/2011
First shot
Nothing is perfect at the first time. This was my first blind shot with Moskva-5:
Later I've bought an exposure meter. And now it is much easier to make pictures sharp and with the right light. But hey, who said that the blurry overexposed pictures are bad?
Later I've bought an exposure meter. And now it is much easier to make pictures sharp and with the right light. But hey, who said that the blurry overexposed pictures are bad?
The story begins
I have never been keen into analogue photography, but now I am in love!
Look, what I've found home burried in dust. It's an old Russian camera Moskva-5.
Look, what I've found home burried in dust. It's an old Russian camera Moskva-5.
It has a beautiful brown leather cover. (You can actually smell the old times from the leather)
Look what is hidden under the cover!
This blog is about my first tries (and fails:) with this camera and my first touch with the analogue photography at all.
Enjoy the Stories from Moskva!
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