free lensing

 I am in the middle of my final exams, so taking some photos in the garden is a welcome

distraction. I just bought a new camera last week, it's a Nikon d5200, I wanted a new one because my last camera couldn't take movies. And I love it. for most of these pics I used the free lensing technique.

With free lensing you don't attach your lens to the camera, but you hold it in front of it. And when you tilt it a bit you get this great blur in some parts of the picture. It takes some practice and isn't easy at all, but the results are quite good.

 

Now I'm off to bed. Sleep tight everyone

some analogue pics

I finaly scanned the photo's I made with my zenit-E last summer, and I love them. And my uncle gave me his pentax camera, so all I was thinking about yesterday was analogue photography. I just love how the first photo always has this white piece. And don't you think my guy looks great in that pic. I love that it always is a surprise what your photo's will look like when shooting film. If you have a old camera laying around in your house, you should try using it once, it is awesome believe me.

Happy easter, a tutorial

 Happy easter everyone. I hope you have a lovely weekend with your family. I made this coming-out-of-an-easter-egg photo as easter greeting this year. I was inspired by the awesome works from Joel Robison you should check out his work, its amazing. He made a tutorial on how he creates his masterpieces. This is a Picmonkey tutorial, and if you use this link you will get a free day of premium.
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flowers

There are only a few weeks of school left for me. Then there will be exams and then the glorious summer will make its way into my life. I'm going to do so many awesome things this summer, including Portugal, Finland and lots of spare time. And then I'll enter a new stage in my life, University. pam pam pam pam. I'm really looking forward to these things, and often that means I'm kind of waiting for the summer to come. I guess I should live a bit more in the moment, and enjoy my last days as a 'child' (I'll be 18 soon, and I guess that means I'm almost an 'adult'). blah blah, here are some pictures of flowers, cuz the greens in my garden are beautiful these days. I guess I'll should be studying now. hehe