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For even the most experienced photographers, the best results can come from pure chance. This was the case for Roberto Fiuza and one of his favorite double exposures. He tells us all about it in this installment of Making a Moment.
lazybuddha tarafından 2011-10-04 tarihinde paylaşıldı
I felt like I knew her now, at least as well as one could. She was sensitive yet easy to be with, not the fickle, high maintenance girl I'd imagined. She always forgave my clumsiness. I understood that she had others, she gave her love so freely, so innocently, that I couldn't be jealous. I was happy to visit them and try and catch a glimpse of her. After all I knew, somewhere in the back of my mind, that she was as transient as life itself, and when she was gone, she would be gone forever.
Almost at the end of the April lockdown, we took a long family hike along the Coise, a small river that runs alongside the town of Chazelles-sur-Lyon. It was a magnificent day, with landscapes highlighted by this beautiful natural light. I had taken two cameras, the Minolta CLE and the Nikon FM3a. Here, the first film of this hike, shot with the Minolta CLE and a 90mm lens.
Almost at the end of the April lockdown, we took a long family hike along the Coise, a small river that runs alongside the town of Chazelles-sur-Lyon. It was a magnificent day, with landscapes highlighted by this beautiful natural light. I had taken two cameras, the Minolta CLE and the Nikon FM3a. Here, the first film of this hike, shot with the Minolta CLE and a 90mm lens.
Almost at the end of the April lockdown, we took a long family hike along the Coise, a small river that runs alongside the town of Chazelles-sur-Lyon. It was a magnificent day, with landscapes highlighted by this beautiful natural light. I had taken two cameras, the Minolta CLE and the Nikon FM3a. Here, the first film of this hike, shot with the Minolta CLE and a 90mm lens.
Almost at the end of the April lockdown, we took a long family hike along the Coise, a small river that runs alongside the town of Chazelles-sur-Lyon. It was a magnificent day, with landscapes highlighted by this beautiful natural light. I had taken two cameras, the Minolta CLE and the Nikon FM3a. Here, the first film of this hike, shot with the Minolta CLE and a 90mm lens.
Almost at the end of the April lockdown, we took a long family hike along the Coise, a small river that runs alongside the town of Chazelles-sur-Lyon. It was a magnificent day, with landscapes highlighted by this beautiful natural light. I had taken two cameras, the Minolta CLE and the Nikon FM3a. Here, the first film of this hike, shot with the Minolta CLE and a 90mm lens.
Almost at the end of the April lockdown, we took a long family hike along the Coise, a small river that runs alongside the town of Chazelles-sur-Lyon. It was a magnificent day, with landscapes highlighted by this beautiful natural light. I had taken two cameras, the Minolta CLE and the Nikon FM3a. Here, the first film of this hike, shot with the Minolta CLE and a 90mm lens.
