We and our partners use technologies, such as cookies, to recognize you and show you more of what you like. Please read our Privacy Policy to learn more. By using this website you agree to the use of those technologies.
Kabul ediyorum.
richardhall tarafından 2016-10-03 tarihinde paylaşıldı
I dug out a Pentax K1000 that has been unused at the back of a cupboard for many a year and tried out a roll of Lomography Lady Grey. To be honest, I was disappointed when I picked them up from the lab. I only posted this selection (scanned from prints, not the negatives) very reluctantly. But I'm very happy with how they've been received here.
richardhall tarafından 2016-10-03 tarihinde paylaşıldı
I dug out a Pentax K1000 that has been unused at the back of a cupboard for many a year and tried out a roll of Lomography Lady Grey. To be honest, I was disappointed when I picked them up from the lab. I only posted this selection (scanned from prints, not the negatives) very reluctantly. But I'm very happy with how they've been received here.
I don't go for the easy choices, but this makes every trip even more memorable. In Palawan I opted for the remote Nacpan beach to stay in a very cosy small hostel, off the beaten track. I was so rewarded with tootpick palms on the isolated twin beaches. And before I wanted to jump in the water I had to conserve the scene on film...
I don't go for the easy choices, but this makes every trip even more memorable. In Palawan I opted for the remote Nacpan beach to stay in a very cosy small hostel, off the beaten track. I was so rewarded with tootpick palms on the isolated twin beaches. And before I wanted to jump in the water I had to conserve the scene on film...
The tulip is one of Istanbul's traditional symbols. Brought to the city from Iran centuries ago, it was favored and cultivated here until tulip-love became a mania. Tulips made their way from Istanbul to Europe—specifically Holland—where a similar tulip mania soon consumed the imaginations—and bank accounts—of Dutch tulip-lovers.
