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Voigtländer Dynalux 120 mit "Premiumsucher". Sehr schöne Zoom-Kamera deren Aussehen an eine Messsucherkamera erinnert. Erschienen im Jahr 2002, baugleich aber farblich anders mit Olympus View Zoom 120. Die Kamera hat nicht den ganzen Schnickschnack wie andere kompakte Zoomkameras in dieser Epoche. Dafür hat sie das nötigste an Bord, und der "Premiumsucher" ist wirklich Premium. Der größte Sucher unter den kompakten Kameras die ich bisher sah, und das waren schon jede Menge.
My dear friend @kirchbergphotography gifted me a Minolta Dynax 800si as an early birthday gift. With a bag, some lenses and a hardcore flash! This is the first roll I shot with it. Insanely nice camera and an even nicer friend. Love you bro, not because of the gift, because of you! <3
My dear friend @kirchbergphotography gifted me a Minolta Dynax 800si as an early birthday gift. With a bag, some lenses and a hardcore flash! This is the first roll I shot with it. Insanely nice camera and an even nicer friend. Love you bro, not because of the gift, because of you! <3
My dear friend @kirchbergphotography gifted me a Minolta Dynax 800si as an early birthday gift. With a bag, some lenses and a hardcore flash! This is the first roll I shot with it. Insanely nice camera and an even nicer friend. Love you bro, not because of the gift, because of you! <3
Last photos of Rouen.
Around the Palais de Justice, the ancient courthouse and regional parliament, a masterpiece of medieval and renaissance architecture.
The 2 photos with a large portrait represent Dominique Laboubée, charismatic leader of the The Dogs, one of the jewels of French punk rock of the 20th century. He was from Rouen, and the city paid tribute to him with this painting by street artist Jeff Aerosol.
The Dogs best album was "Too Much Class for the Neighborhood." I couldn't have said it better...
Last photos of Rouen.
Around the Palais de Justice, the ancient courthouse and regional parliament, a masterpiece of medieval and renaissance architecture.
The 2 photos with a large portrait represent Dominique Laboubée, charismatic leader of the The Dogs, one of the jewels of French punk rock of the 20th century. He was from Rouen, and the city paid tribute to him with this painting by street artist Jeff Aerosol.
The Dogs best album was "Too Much Class for the Neighborhood." I couldn't have said it better...
