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Graveyards are my favorite place to be

because the ghosts and ghouls are so nice to me.

#face, #graveyard, #halloween, #35mm, #35 mm photography, #film photography

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Shooting Film Portraits in the Studio | Portra 800 & Mamiya RB67

#portra 800, #film is not dead, #film photography, #filmisnotdead

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May 2020, Mamiya RB67 ProS, Portra 400

#film, #photography, #film photography, #medium format, #medium format photography, #6x7, #fence, #tree

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#film photography, #photography, #blue, #blue aesthetic, #urban, #urban landscape, #uk, #britain, #film photography photography blue aesthetic bluesky blue urban urban landscape uk britain

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Did anyone ask for Greek sci-fi b-movie with lgbtq+ content and 90’s soap opera aesthetics?

Are you into the Acropolis, alien invasions and nutritious Greek food? Then “The attack of the giant moussaka” is the movie for you.

The attack of the giant moussaka, dir. Panos Koutras,1999

#sci-fi, #b movie, #panos koutras, #the attack of the giant moussaka, #90's films, #lgbtq+, #soap opera aesthetic, #moussaka, #eat well, #movie, #cult movies, #film stills, #film photography, #peepin, #ufo, #acropolis

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“Don’t step on my piss stained shoes.” Busking in Glasgow ,early 90′s.

#my photography, #film photography, #archive

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#film, #director, #cinematography, #filmmaking, #movies, #horror, #science, #cameras, #film photography, #original photographers

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I always enjoyed the loss of focus that came with looking too closely at something. Some might say that’s simply being too close and unable to see the glaring issues, and I agree, but have you ever stared so intently at something that your eyes lose focus but you’re still staring as if you could see every detail? No matter how minuscule, all those tiny fragments of information were churning in the soup. Whether clear and sharply in focus or dull and subject to bokeh, they existed. Maybe that’s what I’m after. All said and done, they’re just photographs. You cannot give someone something they didn’t already have access to (ignoring abstract works). You can only cross your fingers and hope that someone thinks of the same thing you were.