I developed a habit of taking the camera along nearly every day, so these show some screenshots from daily adventures. They might not be very spectacular photographs but have a great value for me.
I am shooting only with a Minolta camera at the moment, when it comes to film photography.
I shot a number of films until my beloved Praktica died in Porto. It was a bit faulty for a few months, its shutter kept opening after I advanced film and wiped out the frames before I even took a shot but I never really bothered to service it. Some photos are partially wiped out or deformed because of that, but I like them anyway. I have bought a new camera, just in time before it broke down (but I haven't tested it yet).
So, here's a mix of daily adventures in Warsaw, Łódź, Antwerp and Porto, featuring nice places and my favourite people.
I've been testing different types of film, formerly I used only basic kodak colorplus 200 and fujifilm C200. Here, I did Rollei 100, Fomapan 400 and Kodak Gold 200. Still pretty basic, but at least with different speed!
To be honest, i'm visiting places and roaming around so cheerfully and carefree, i don't really have a need to look back so often. But when I received scans of some traditional film shots I did during my visit home this easter - i can't say that I didn't feel happy and a bit sentimental.
I shot things a bit randomly, I was testing my first black and white film.
My traditional film adventure has begun just a few days before I went to Denmark. I have always wanted to try this out, some of my friends have done "the analogues" before and praised the technique, so eventually I asked one close friend for advice about the equipment and within 15 minutes made a decision, bought an old camera and a few film rolls online.
24 / architecture student / illustrator and cartoon artist / amateur photographer / piano enthusiast / dog lover / fuelled by coffee / short and blonde / vagabond.
