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Just scanned some old slides from the 90s. #Canon eos 5, #Fujichrome,#woodland, #misty, #foggy, #forest, #nordic, #mossy, #spruce, #mysterious, #nature
Is it ever right to take a photograph of a painting? People make paintings from photographs, but painting is a higher art form, so that’s OK. A photograph of a painting is just a souvenir, unless you add something, like a person standing in front of it, or a reflection. But sometimes you just feel the urge to point your camera and push the button. I took these photos, in the City Art Gallery, Edinburgh in May 2021. I didn’t keep a note of the artists. Probably the most legitimate one is the image of my reflection and part of a label. The artist evidently died in an accident in his studio. Weird.
I never expect that the picture will look like this... a total surprise. I guess this will only happen in Lomography. Go Pikachu!!! Gotta catch 'em all! (Thanks @creations for the idea!)
Photos from a spring trip to Moravia, chateau Buchlovice, vineyards, Rosa coeli monastery, jewish cemetery and a few spring trees. With Canon A-1 and Kodak Ektachrome 100.