#fisheye camera

[ripep]

[philomena-famulok]

©Philomena Famulok

Quiet days in Südbrookmerland.

[personal-meme-archive]

[erismourn]

calligraphy practice courtesy of @peast talking about content farms and saying poignant stuff about art

[gonzophotography]

[johbeil]

Pictures from a dead camera

Olympus E-M10 with fisheye lens from Lomography Experimental Lens Kit (top left and bottom right taken with red filter) I walked into the Andaman Sea in Thailand with this camera in summer of 2019, intending to take some photos close to the surface of the water, when a somewhat high wave reached me – and the camera, instantly disabling it. Salt water does that to electronics, alas. I kept the…

[eduardoklausinski]

CubeGrid Exploration

[gothteddiesdotcom]

I love my camera roll because going in order it’s

me riding bike jumps we found 12 minutes from Meatz’ apartment -> POV phone clips of Meatz riding me reverse cowgirl -> pictures of the pumpkins we carved together

[ghostleeeaf]

Locket by Crumb

Read the tags before you look it up

[robo-dino-puppy]

ancient graveyards

[thaempo]

everyone saying gonjiam is the scariest movie of all time is LYING to you btw

[ripep]

iceland

[liverpoollomo]

B-sides party. Hobo Kiosk. Lomography Fisheye 2. Expired Truprint 200.

The B-sides party was the idea of Coffee And Turntables founder Ivan Thunders. The concept is simple. People bring records but only play the b-side. This requires thought as there are some philistines who never listen to the flip side of their wax platters.

A fair few people showed up and on the night we heard some 80's goth, soul and a little out there jazz. I took along some 60's inspires psych.

[lysshashike]

It's one of my favorite photos that I took with my lomography fisheye camera.

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[solradguy]

can you post ur favorite official a.b.a arts? shes my favorite by far i love her so fckn much

Daisuke's technical skill on the A.B.A. pieces in the GGX art book are amazing so I'll just post all of them here. The one of her in the factory (the second one here) is probably my favorite though. The subdued palette and especially detailed background stand out compared to Daisuke's usual work. He laments in a few of the captions that they didn't let him draw backgrounds often and it's such a shame because he's got an incredible grasp on manipulating perspective for dramatic angles/compositions. I'd love to know how much reference he used for stuff like that or if he had to do a lot of studies to get it right:

[ziggzs]

Fishy