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Ok I have to admit it: apart from knowing that Budapest was the set of Katy Perry's "Firework" video, I didn't know much regarding the city. Matter of fact is that I will have plenty of occasions to learn something more because Isabel is now living there ;) While I was there the autumn colours were at their best. Of course I took advantage of it and I used the city as the set of some photoshooting sessions. Here you will find Isabel and her cousin Katharina.
http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=940
Was going through my old stuff and found my old diana F+ which I had totally forgotten about. Never developed a roll from it ever before, so this is my first ever roll. Not too sure about the finish though.
Also, sorry for the absence. The server for lomography in China has been driving me nuts!!!
Was going through my old stuff and found my old diana F+ which I had totally forgotten about. Never developed a roll from it ever before, so this is my first ever roll. Not too sure about the finish though.
Also, sorry for the absence. The server for lomography in China has been driving me nuts!!!
These pictures should have never happend. The Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb is one incredible experience, but normally you are not allowed to take any cameras with you. But I was there in a press-group and a portuguese team actually applied for shooting video on the climb. But they never showed up. So I jumped in. 'Can I take my panoramic camera up there?' Short discussion - approved! I then had to jump into a teletubby-suit kind of suit and I was assisted by the charming Bridge-Climb-Specialist Craig Norman on this trip. My camerabag was adjusted to cables and the camera itself, too. So nothing could fall onto the street. We were then in our own group away from all the others and even took some sidewalks, which are never open, standing in the middle of the road. A pity, that I only took one film along, but sometimes it's good to reduce yourself to 21 frames...
These pictures should have never happend. The Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb is one incredible experience, but normally you are not allowed to take any cameras with you. But I was there in a press-group and a portuguese team actually applied for shooting video on the climb. But they never showed up. So I jumped in. 'Can I take my panoramic camera up there?' Short discussion - approved! I then had to jump into a teletubby-suit kind of suit and I was assisted by the charming Bridge-Climb-Specialist Craig Norman on this trip. My camerabag was adjusted to cables and the camera itself, too. So nothing could fall onto the street. We were then in our own group away from all the others and even took some sidewalks, which are never open, standing in the middle of the road. A pity, that I only took one film along, but sometimes it's good to reduce yourself to 21 frames...
shots taken during some winter urban explorations in the capital of abandoned places: berlin.
guetherbahnohof-pankow
siemenstadt abandone u-bahn station
alte eisfabrik
abandoned children hospital
ballhaus gruenau
http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=450
shots taken during some winter urban explorations in the capital of abandoned places: berlin.
guetherbahnohof-pankow
siemenstadt abandone u-bahn station
alte eisfabrik
abandoned children hospital
ballhaus gruenau
http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=450
"In the lost and found" - It's always surprising and also makes me happy. I'm talking about finding photos that i haven't seen for a while, and that i
In this case, Photos from a travel during south american autumn to Uruguay, with my family. Very long walkings, golden sunsets at the beach, watersports, mate, facturas and the wind of Atlantic ocean.
Nuevamente hablando de fotos que creí perdidas :D
Ubicada en el barrio Cordón, la calle Tristán Narvaja (que homenajea a un destacado jurista argentino radicado en Uruguay a mediados del siglo XIX) se extiende desde la Avenida 18 de Julio hasta La Paz. Aloja a numerosas librerías y tiendas de antigüedades; y los domingos, desde bien temprano en la mañana hasta media tarde, se llena de vendedores callejeros y público.
