35mm Film
Shot on Minolta X700, Canonet G-III QL17, Yashica Electro 35, Canon AE-1 and Konika FT-1
Apple in the morning
Manhattan’s different vibe when the sun rises.
It’s a messy city but clearly quite cleaner from the 80ies. But certain areas of the big apple still have that specific visual effect that some of us see it as. Showing us a city that kept it’s harsh metallic frost that warms up by it’s citizens.
The fog
Portland, Maine.
Traveling to this state reminds me what possibilities we have in life.
To explore unknown paths and expect weather as unclear as the destination that we take.
120mm Film
Shot on Kiev-88, Pentax 67 and Mamiya RZ-67
Shortcut through the woods
Walking through Lynn woods, an hour from Boston.
This picture was shot on Kodak Ektar 100iso 120mm film with a Mamiya RZ-67
equipped with a 80mm at 2.0
Last time open was 1971
Discovering an old church lost in the woods.
Just a small asphalt road led up to this abandoned church.
No cars or people left, just the building in the sunlight.
UrbX
Mostly Shot on Canon 7D MII and Sony A7R II
Office closed
UrbX and it’s hidden lost locations.
Of most of my explorations, fining gems like this of abandonment and deterioration is when the isolation kicks in.
Many of these places were created in the 50ies to the 70ies. Still seeing them standing to this day is what amazes me. For the amount of vandalism that this pace has, I’m always surprised of never crossing someone else but always finding myself alone.
Life stands still as nature takes back what once belonged to her.
Go look, I dare you...
Urban exploration in an abandoned Asylum in Massachusetts
This picture was shot on Lomography 400iso 35mm film
with a Minolta X700 equipped with a 50mm at 1.4
Packshots
Shot on Canon 7D MII and Sony A7R II
Robots and Nintendo
Infocom hommage
Retro is back
The Silver age of film
Adventure game books
Retro futurism
Street Photography
Cambridge, MA.
A lot of history and very colorful places to take pictures in Cambridge. it takes time to find the most hidden locations and the right connections to access some of the cities most impressive hidden spots.
Picture by B, Wassie
