monday


good morning to you! well actually it’s eleven o’clock but i have been a bit sickish the past few days. (therefore sleeping longer)
two photos from the two respective films i have recently taken. i’m looking forward to showing you some more photos from the contax film which i mainly took in the tivoli gardens where they have opened up for visitors because of halloween. i went there with brinja last thursday and we were both taken aback by the extensive halloween decoration of the gardens. a little cliffhanger for tomorrows post : )
wishing you a great monday
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replies
- gracia: thank you, so glad to hear you like the photos. i really like the open landscape in the lighthouse photos as well. it’s one of both the advantages and disadvantages of this particular camera - it is not possible to zoom in on an object, or focus on one thing rather than another you just point and shoot.
- alexandria: thanks for all your comments alexandria! i’m very happy about those shoes, not often you find nice shoes in thrift stores.
- kristina: tak, ja det virker til at være et godt lille kamera.
- sandra: thank you sandra and owls : )
- allison: thanks, i like that one as well - because there’s no houses on the coast line it reminds me of an ancient landscape.
- hanna: yeah it is, i have always liked lighthouses as well.
Tags: contax 139 quartz, film, thyme, zeiss ikon contessa
October 12th, 2009 at 1:19 pm
good day! I really like the pictures..and looking forward to see tomorrows post:)
hope you’re feeling better soon!
October 12th, 2009 at 7:29 pm
Fint ljus och kornighet från filmen! Blir sugen på film men vet inte om jag har nog med tålamod för det. Krya på dig!
October 12th, 2009 at 7:48 pm
I hope you feel better soon. I love that buildings exist like in your photographs and that is a beautiful plant to see on Monday morning!
October 12th, 2009 at 11:32 pm
I love the light in both photographs!
Halloween seems to be a big celebration in the USA and some other countries - locally (South Africa) we do not really celebrate it. For the past few years though I have been making an offrenda (for Dia de los Muertos). I saw this tradition at a friend’s house - he lived for many years in Mexico - and I quite liked the idea behind it. I usually make mine for my mom and dad who are both deceased.
October 13th, 2009 at 11:39 pm
Ajjj…sløj igen, hmm…men frisk nok til at gå i Tivoli ;)
Ellers god bedring, herligt at få sovet længe ind imellem…X:O