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Zenit B with Rite Aid 200 (expired).
Edinburgh: Old Calton Burial Ground, Arthur's Seat, Scottish Parliament, Leith Walk.
Processed at home with Tetenal C-41 kit.
More fun with extended exposures and some MX shots. The pinwheel one wasa whole bunch of 5 second clicks while I rotated the camera a little at a time in MX mode.
In questa intervista, conosciamo meglio Paolo da una diversa prospettiva, con particolare attenzione alla storia che si nasconde dietro i suoi affascinanti lavori e come la fotografia abbia cambiato la sua vita per sempre.
For more than half a century Richardson Bay, just north of Sausalito, California, has been inhabited by hippies, artists and self-proclaimed pirates. This unique group of characters lives off-grid in a collection of houseboats – the last remaining members of this seaside tribe occupy roughly 38 houseboats at The Gates Co-op.
For more than half a century Richardson Bay, just north of Sausalito, California, has been inhabited by hippies, artists and self-proclaimed pirates. This unique group of characters lives off-grid in a collection of houseboats – the last remaining members of this seaside tribe occupy roughly 38 houseboats at The Gates Co-op.
This photograph was featured in the March 2017 edition of Irodalmi Szemle (the Hungarian Literary Review)- http://irodalmiszemle.sk/2017/03/nyerges-gabor-adam-irodalom-es-remeny-ii/
Over the Summer I decided to try yoga. Through it people in my class said to have found many things; better sleeping pattern, good feeling of health, or ease the movements on their joints. But of all the testimonies, one resonated with me the most: to find inner balance. Through forming a supportive relationship with our body, and through learning how to listen to the subtle hums of our mind, perhaps, we'd be able to get a glimpse of it.
Over the Summer I decided to try yoga. Through it people in my class said to have found many things; better sleeping pattern, good feeling of health, or ease the movements on their joints. But of all the testimonies, one resonated with me the most: to find inner balance. Through forming a supportive relationship with our body, and through learning how to listen to the subtle hums of our mind, perhaps, we'd be able to get a glimpse of it.
Over the Summer I decided to try yoga. Through it people in my class said to have found many things; better sleeping pattern, good feeling of health, or ease the movements on their joints. But of all the testimonies, one resonated with me the most: to find inner balance. Through forming a supportive relationship with our body, and through learning how to listen to the subtle hums of our mind, perhaps, we'd be able to get a glimpse of it.
Over the Summer I decided to try yoga. Through it people in my class said to have found many things; better sleeping pattern, good feeling of health, or ease the movements on their joints. But of all the testimonies, one resonated with me the most: to find inner balance. Through forming a supportive relationship with our body, and through learning how to listen to the subtle hums of our mind, perhaps, we'd be able to get a glimpse of it.
Over the Summer I decided to try yoga. Through it people in my class said to have found many things; better sleeping pattern, good feeling of health, or ease the movements on their joints. But of all the testimonies, one resonated with me the most: to find inner balance. Through forming a supportive relationship with our body, and through learning how to listen to the subtle hums of our mind, perhaps, we'd be able to get a glimpse of it.
Over the Summer I decided to try yoga. Through it people in my class said to have found many things; better sleeping pattern, good feeling of health, or ease the movements on their joints. But of all the testimonies, one resonated with me the most: to find inner balance. Through forming a supportive relationship with our body, and through learning how to listen to the subtle hums of our mind, perhaps, we'd be able to get a glimpse of it.
