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From my book PURE! Visit my website to get a copy, or click to this article www.lomography.de/magazine/352974-der-weibliche-akt-neu-gedacht-pure-von-maria-kotylevskaja Worth a visit for the pics, even if you don't speak german!
Can Millet residence in L'Ametlla del Vallès for the elderly started as a farmers house in the 17th century, mainly dedicated to wine yards, in 1906 it was bought by the Xammar family who booked the famous architect Manel Joaquim Raspall to transform it into a impressive modernist summer house, during the Spanish civil war it was a meeting point for the Catalan resistance, finally in 1982 it became the residence it is now.
Next to where I live, there is this old books market every sunday. You can find second hand and new books and also movie posters, vintage postcards, vinyl records, old videogames and some toys and trinkets (which I love). My dad used to take me there when I was a kid. They keep using the same big wood wheeled boxes to store their materials till next week. I've always loved markets, any kind, but this one has a special place in my flea heart. Sunday vibes.
Pictures taken with my Bilora Bonita 66 when I didn't know what I was doing at all. Since then, I've been learning the basics of analog photography with my werlisa 2000, that allows to work with more parameters than this shoebox with a hole that is the bilora. Buuut I got some beautiful crazy pics from these experimental rolls, some voluntary and some involuntary double exposures, some dreamy images that I love. Trusting the process.
Next to where I live, there is this old books market every sunday. You can find second hand and new books and also movie posters, vintage postcards, vinyl records, old videogames and some toys and trinkets (which I love). My dad used to take me there when I was a kid. They keep using the same big wood wheeled boxes to store their materials till next week. I've always loved markets, any kind, but this one has a special place in my flea heart. Sunday vibes.
Over the course of a week (five days were spent on the Salkantay Trekking), I got to know a bit of Cusco, did the 7 Lagunas trail (near Rainbow Mountain), drove to Soraypampa where I visited Humantay Lake, and began the classic Salkantay Trekking circuit, passing through Colcapampa and Lucmabamba until reaching Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo). From there, I hiked up and visited the Machu Picchu sanctuary before finally heading back home, covering a little over 120 km during the five days of trekking.
Over the course of a week (five days were spent on the Salkantay Trekking), I got to know a bit of Cusco, did the 7 Lagunas trail (near Rainbow Mountain), drove to Soraypampa where I visited Humantay Lake, and began the classic Salkantay Trekking circuit, passing through Colcapampa and Lucmabamba until reaching Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo). From there, I hiked up and visited the Machu Picchu sanctuary before finally heading back home, covering a little over 120 km during the five days of trekking.
Over the course of a week (five days were spent on the Salkantay Trekking), I got to know a bit of Cusco, did the 7 Lagunas trail (near Rainbow Mountain), drove to Soraypampa where I visited Humantay Lake, and began the classic Salkantay Trekking circuit, passing through Colcapampa and Lucmabamba until reaching Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo). From there, I hiked up and visited the Machu Picchu sanctuary before finally heading back home, covering a little over 120 km during the five days of trekking. Unfortunately, the lab that processed this film probably messed something up and ended up degrading the final result.
Over the course of a week (five days were spent on the Salkantay Trekking), I got to know a bit of Cusco, did the 7 Lagunas trail (near Rainbow Mountain), drove to Soraypampa where I visited Humantay Lake, and began the classic Salkantay Trekking circuit, passing through Colcapampa and Lucmabamba until reaching Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo). From there, I hiked up and visited the Machu Picchu sanctuary before finally heading back home, covering a little over 120 km during the five days of trekking. Unfortunately, the lab that processed this film probably messed something up and ended up degrading the final result.
