Tuesday, 21 July 2009

Reflections





I'm totally obsessed with all kind of reflections and shadows. It has been a thing for
me since I grabbet my first ever camera seven months ago.
The first two are taken with my dear Soviet camera
( wish I could remember it's label, you know I can't read russian)
and the next two with my Pentax P30n. Bouth are of course film cameras,
but to tell the truth I don't own a scanner so I had to photograph
my protos with my digital Olympus. How modern is that!

Ruhvana

10 comments:

  1. I like the most the pic of the train! There is something about trains... it is sooo cool to photograph them!

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  2. Too bad you don't have a scanner. But they still look great! I love film!!
    The only bad thing about it is that you have to develop them and sometimes it takes too long.....!

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  3. how funny, digital photos of film photos

    I like them

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  4. I love the images on your blog; you take really good pictures/photos.

    Thank-you for the nice comment and the song recommendation; I've only heard of one song by Damien Rice that I liked a lot which was a cover entitled The Blowers Daughter which the song you recommended sounds like it. His voice makes me feel like crying, he sounds a bit like James Blunt. :)

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  5. great photos and love your blog :)

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  6. film camera is more great better than digital camera :)

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  7. wow these are amazing!!

    i love the quality of film cameras!

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  8. Lovely photos..I'm obsessed with reflections and shadows too! I just think you can get some really amazing shots, it adds another dimension. I really like the train and leaves pictures.
    Oh, and thanks for the comment on my blog about the cameras! And I'llhave to do that hat post sometime soon..

    http://clothescamerasandcoffee.blogspot.com/

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  9. That last picture is really nice.

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  10. Nää on myös hyviä! Erityisesti noi kaksi keskimmäistä. Hauska lisä et nää on tosiaan kameran kautta "digitalisoituja" filmikuvia.

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