ok, don’t tell anyone, but i’m using this as an excuse to not do some work on a Monday night (though it’s for Tuesday). @flickr asked:
Show us your best #Analog photos from your archives on this #TwitterTuesday! pic.twitter.com/OAtODLm2NV
— Flickr (@Flickr) November 4, 2014
i looked through my analog sets (sorted by type of camera: Holga, LC-A, Fed-5, and Konstruktor) and picked some i really like.
wow. sorry the list is so long, but each of these is pretty special to me, though as usual it’s often a bit hard to separate out a “quality photo” from a “quality memory of a place and time”.
a double-exposure taken of some abandoned shacks in a North Dakota field (Holga)
another double(?)-exposure, from a different North Dakota field (Holga)
swing ride, Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk (Konstruktor)
sign at the side of the road, near Lake Tahoe (Fed-5)
old warehouse, San Francisco (LC-A)
Bay Bridge, San Francisco (Holga)
Heilig Huesli, Rapperswil, Switzerland (LC-A)
Winged Victory of Samothrace, Louvre (LC-A)
Olympiastadion, Berlin (LC-A)
Subway, New York City (LC-A)
Christmas, New York City (LC-A)
Subway Platform, New York City (LC-A)
Staircase Curves, Art Gallery of Ontario, Canada (LC-A)
ugh i have like 5 rolls of very expired film in the fridge just waiting for me to pull an analog camera out again…maybe my next trip.
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