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The Grocer's Bread and a Zooming Subway
New York, NY - Peter - Monday, May 6th, 2002 : goo
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karma: 6th May 2002 - 13:34 GMT
both the bread and the train blur off into the background. left to right. kind of like reading across a blur. i like it.
jamazon: 6th May 2002 - 18:00 GMT
Nice pics Peter. I like the recurring theme in both, was this intentional?
ea: 26th Apr 2005 - 18:32 GMT
peter I think these are my favorite images of yours. the elegant monotony of our necessities. they have a comforting motion-picture quality about them as well.
Peter: thanks- theyre both lomo :)
elaine: 27th Apr 2005 - 07:31 GMT
worth the money then, perhaps. do you think you could hooch up this feeling with any other means? it is particularly nice. The subject matter suits it, and i am liking the juxtaposition, it's like a sleepy citynoise game of snap
Peter: 27th Apr 2005 - 15:13 GMT
i took these in like 2001... makes me wanna do more analog photography... its been a while. yeah i reccommend the lomo... get an old original one, if you do... the new ones made my lomo.com lack the lens that makes the magic.
elaine: 27th Apr 2005 - 19:22 GMT
see, this is the thing. mind you, there was a good effect you had giong with your camphone. I sometimes suspect that if I bothered to learn my digital camera properly it might be more biddable, but as it stands, manual is just the same as automatic but no flash. This was why I bought the Olympus Trip when I was in brighton, for the bit bendy lens, but the bloody thing was banjaxed from the start, and then the SLR went down the pan, and at least I can see what I am doing with the idiot proof digital. Whic his BTW called an IXUS here and an ELF in the USA
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