A section of a closed milk plant not far from me and the final image from my first outing from the Recesky.
Camera: Recesky TLR camera using expired Agfa Agfacolor 200 color film
News: I have 8 prints hanging at Stone Soup Kitchen. I have 4 images in the new TOYCAM: low-fi photography book.
Song: Dinah Washington – “Lover Man”
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You can find the most interesting buildings!
j’adore ces vieux bâtiments, et j’aime y entrer, même si cela est interdit. Surtout si cela est interdit. Bonne journée
Pretty photograph Otto
Interesting spot, cool shot
looks like it was filmed through a thin view of…milk!
I like how you composed this shot. It’s been a fine series with your new camera.
could make a nice design for a music video
Impressive effect!
have a nice day.
Nice grainy image with a lot of mystery. Who could resist going inside?
The strangeness of being.
great capture. very interesting work Otto!
Interesting shot.
I really admire your latest “Recesky” work. So darn moody and vintage… Very inspiring.
oooooh love love the grain and the blur, and i also love blue tones to a pic, my personal favorite cast
abandoned milk plant? i bet it didn’t smell too sweet there.. ;D very intriguing captuer..
There is something very eerie about this shot.
My kind of vanishing point. Looks so simple but it’s so damn fine in your great minimalistic way. A pleasure, Otto! All the best & safe travels, Fritsch.
Like it! The colors and mysterious passageway make a good composition.
Nice one! I love how the blur and the grain work so well with the subject matter to create such an interesting image. I also like how it underlines the abandoned feel of the milk factory. I wish I’d taken a few more steps that direction when I was there – I was so focused on graffiti that I missed the possibilities of the building. In case anyone is curious, here’s a slightly different view: http://asph.it/n5bbbc
The expired film gave a nice hue to the blues here. Looks like a great place to explore.
the light in this is so lovely. and the opening suggests a world of endless possibilities.
All the OOF areas are really nice. I really like your low POV as well. Nice one Otto!
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