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동의합니다.
“You know, I bring lots of people to chase the northern lights, and when people are chasing the lights they get so obsessed over looking out for the green lights that they forgot that they were surrounded by the most beautiful landscape that is all around them. The stars, the mountains; all that nature. The mountains around you are part of the Lyngen alps, and if you look up….ill tell you a story about those stars at the corner on your right…”
That night we lay in the cold cushioned by fresh powdery snow, our eyes dazzled by the million stars above and our hearts warmed in absolute bliss and roars of laughter as we discussed excitedly at length with our nordic guide our mutual love for star signs and the stories behind them. Ive seen beautiful starry nights on an remote island, at the top of a mountain, in the middle of a desert, but never quite right below the mountain ranges. The night sky as a backdrop for the majestic mountains is truly a view to behold. What they say is true, the mountains carry a strong energy all around them. Rooted firmly across the eras, they let you in a glimpse of the universe you were once, are currently, and will continue in the future to be part of. I couldn’t help but feel so tiny and vulnerable and - if you allow your heart to silence, you’ll begin to hear the most beautiful tunes, a duet that seems so natural, by the mountains and the wind.
“You know, I bring lots of people to chase the northern lights, and when people are chasing the lights they get so obsessed over looking out for the green lights that they forgot that they were surrounded by the most beautiful landscape that is all around them. The stars, the mountains; all that nature. The mountains around you are part of the Lyngen alps, and if you look up….ill tell you a story about those stars at the corner on your right…”
That night we lay in the cold cushioned by fresh powdery snow, our eyes dazzled by the million stars above and our hearts warmed in absolute bliss and roars of laughter as we discussed excitedly at length with our nordic guide our mutual love for star signs and the stories behind them. Ive seen beautiful starry nights on an remote island, at the top of a mountain, in the middle of a desert, but never quite right below the mountain ranges. The night sky as a backdrop for the majestic mountains is truly a view to behold. What they say is true, the mountains carry a strong energy all around them. Rooted firmly across the eras, they let you in a glimpse of the universe you were once, are currently, and will continue in the future to be part of. I couldn’t help but feel so tiny and vulnerable and - if you allow your heart to silence, you’ll begin to hear the most beautiful tunes, a duet that seems so natural, by the mountains and the wind.
My neighbour found the old soviet Ljubitel 2 somewhere and surprisly there have been unexposed film inside yet. Assume very old Foma. So I took few shots and find oud that some are realy strange and cool.
Lomographers in the wild! Pictures of M. and A. as we toured the Japanese Gardens at the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory in St. Paul. It's @Nationale7 and her fella.
Lomographers in the wild! Pictures of M. and A. as we toured the Japanese Gardens at the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory in St. Paul. It's @Nationale7 and her fella.
Zenit B with Helios 44-2 58mm f2.
Testing out an ND filter.
There is something quite satisfying, to me, in this image, about the huge tree vs the tiny chimney/aeriel :-)
Agfa Vista 100 ISO 35mm film. (expired March 2008).
Processed at home with Tetenal C-41 kit.
So @aleyna gave me her Pop9 and a brand new film when we went to Istanbul Modern Museum, after i shot the film i made a film soup with the famous Turkish drink "Rakı" Cheers!
