Analogue Adventures

Amsterdam has some stunning architecture and I think some of it might even look cooler through a fisheye camera. These rounded buildings definitely look great in these!

Analogue Adventures

These are some of the pictures from my very first batch of fish-eye pictures. The statue in the first one stood in my city for quite a while, but sadly it's gone now. I really miss that turtle.

Analogue Adventures

Some more Diana pictures from my very first batches. These were taken last summer.

  

I did some experimenting with the Splitzer as well. Too bad I didn't think of changing the settings when I took a picture of the sky. I still love this picture very much though.

And yes, that dog is taking a pee.

Up next: my very first Fish Eye pictures!

Analogue Adventures

I've been wanting to share my analogue pictures with you for ages and it is finally happening! I now have a scanner and I'm busy shooting pictures and actually getting them developed. Can you believe it? I hardly can!

These two are from my very first batch of Diana F+ pictures. I absolutely love the top one! It turned out so magical, like a castle in the sky.

As you can see I started experimenting on my very first roll of film. I just couldn't wait to try out my Splitzer and I'd been dying to do some double exposures as well.

More coming soon!

Peripeteia

A very odd but beautiful piece of animation I came accross:

Teeny Tiny Cameras

This has got to be the tiniest camera I've ever seen! It's a Ikimono analogue camera that works on 110 film.

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It's tiny, it's adorable and the quality is quite good if you're into that nice analogue feel.

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It comes in six different colors with six different animals. A fish, a bee, a cat, a ladybug, a hedgehog and a cute little squirrel. They say you get a random one, but they're all cute so I don't see any problem really.

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And they're only $10! Granted, they are tiny and won't take the best pictures you've ever taken, but still, it's a pretty good deal, right?