wobebenkenobyMar 6
Arkadiusz
#FensterFreitag in #Amsterdam (7 seconds of exposure from the hand! 😅)

Gear:
• Zorki 4 KMZ (USSR, 1966)
• Jupiter-8 50 mm f/2 KMZ (USSR, 1967)
• Kodak Professional Portra 400

#analogphotography #art #believeinfilm #building #fotografiaanalogowa #Holland #kodak #lights #longexposure #Netherlands #night #photography #reflection #reflections #street #streetphotography #window #windowfriday
Feb 27 at 6:59pmWeb
Show threadBuc MünchnerFeb 27
Gorgeous.
Show threadArkadiuszFeb 27
Thank you so much! :)
Show threadMigsGardenFeb 27
Beautiful!
Show threadArkadiuszFeb 27
Thank you! :)))
Show threadSalva G.C.Feb 27
Beautiful colors!
Show threadArkadiuszFeb 27
Pure colors from Portra, I love that filmroll :)
Show threadVideonasFeb 27
Looks like a painting. It's amazing
Show threadArkadiuszFeb 28
Thank you so much! ♥️
Show threadMyotis MyotisFeb 27
Pretty cool, I'd not expect that these could be 7 seconds hand-held. Well done!
Show threadArkadiuszFeb 28
Thanks! Rangefinders are more stable than SLRs :)
Show threadMyotis MyotisFeb 28
I didn't know that and I'm flashed. Absolutly cool 😎
Show threadArkadiuszFeb 28
Thanks I really appreciate that!
Show threadChrisRFeb 28
@arkadiusz Very impressive!
Show threadArkadiuszFeb 28
Thank you so much! ☺️
Show threadStarkRGFeb 28
@arkadiusz Your, uh, everything is crooked.
Show threadArkadiuszFeb 28
That how it looks like in reality ;)
Show threadStarkRGFeb 28
@arkadiusz Oh, I realise that. It does kinda look like something some over-artsy architect would design, though.
Show threadLamotumMar 1
@arkadiusz I'm wondering, how do you install windows for crooked houses? The windows seems crooked too.
Show threadArkadiuszMar 1
How do they install? Don't know, I guess these windows were made for a special request, but in fact everything there was crooked!
Show threadSuusMar 17
@[email protected] Because of soil subsidence, the structure settles. You can only use wooden window frames, as they can be adjusted, trimmed, or planed down if needed.
Show threadSuusMar 17
One of those houses is where my grandmother was born and raised. I always get a little emotional if I see a picture of it or walk past it.