I do a little analog photography every now and then. Here are some of my pictures that I like.
Riverside in the evening. Sooo beautiful colors there on the sky. If I were to pick them on a palette, I would not be able to find them.A wall in my house. I looove the texture!These were old heating pipes in my town that were being demolished. They remind me of some thrusters from a spaceship.I love this about analog photography. I did something wrong with my camera, or the lens had some moisture on it. Anyway, the picture turned out so dreamy and magical! I love it. Also, I like how you cannot be fully sure if the ground is covered in sand or snow.I like this picture. It has some really nice depth and it captures for me the warm feeling of a good board game. Also, this is one of my favourite games out there, and it is not really well known by people. Check it out, it is called Inis
.This picture I took with my mobile phone instead of my analog camera. But I like it a lot! This is a typical block house in Poland. But from this perspective it reminds me a bit of the big sand worms from dune. This is an urban worm, gliding through the city.
I was out for a tour on my bike and I was impressed by the monotony of the landscape around me. To the right only water, to the left a dyke and a little paved path in the middle. I layed down on my belly to capture the picture from the bottom, and just in the right time this cyclist came by. I love the clear geometries of this photo.
This picture is just pleasing. The grain, the black and white, the wideness. I could imagine hanging a big version of this on a wall.I like such places. These are two doors in my town
that are built the same, but the people owning the homes treat them very differently. So the personalities of the people behind those doors are reflected by the doors themselves. Love it. It reminds me of the famous picture
of two twin brothers, one smokes and looks like a thug, the other is a monk.This is strong for me. The abandoned building, once had life and purpose, now closed and neglected. In its place is now the ATM, to the right the electric scooters. This tells stories of technological innovation and societal change.A nice view of the place where I used to study.
