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LCA 120 is failing me... Here are the first shots of my recent trip to Burkina Faso. I took the LCA 120 as the medium format camera as it's really easy to use in every situation, lightweight and small. But the first 2 rolls I processed disapointed me strongly, not because of these shots, but because these 8 shots are the only ones on the 2 b&w rolls I processed. I was worried about the batteries but they're new, and testing the camera showed no specific problem at first. But it appears that in strong light, the shutter doesn't open from time to time, even if does make the sound of an opening shutter... so, I lost 16 precious shots on those 2 rolls because of this problem. I have 5 more color rolls to be processed and I fear that the problem will be the same and that there will be very few medium format pictures remaining from this trip :( But of course, I shot also a lot on 35mm cameras, so there are a lot of other photos to come ;)
This is a continuation of a series of photographs about time and hours, about desires, opportunities and about happiness. USA. Liberty Island. Observation deck of Statue of Liberty. This a fresh look through a time's filter and special Cokin filters on Liberty Enlightening the World. #USA #reportage #NYC
Siberia. Autumn. Town. Forest. Red rowan. The rays of the setting sun. Siberian girl with a Mediterranean tan. Kaleinar 3b and Velvia 100. And, of course, our time and our good mood. #Siberia #autumn #forest #genre #portrait #girl #rowan
This is a series of photographs of a young Siberian girl dancing the Spanish flamenco dance. Photos were taken in Siberia with a digital camera. Posted as an illustration to a previously published series of photographs about my Tulips, which I have in Siberia dancing flamenco right in a vase.
Last week in Beijing during a job of mine. Credit should go to UVA, as they provided this awe-inspiring backdrop, an installation art piece built out of hundreds of high powered lasers.
