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The Mediterranean seafront promenades are a free space to walk and feel alive for a moment and a place to find interesting crosses. #sea #beach #mediterranean
Here are the first 8 postcards I’ve received as part of the Lomographer’s Print Exchange project #LomographersPrintExchange. I’ll keep adding the postcards I receive to this special album. It’s a great project—it brings so much joy and excitement when a postcard pops up in the mailbox!! This is a #lomocard sent by @shoao, shot in the south of Argentina, Tierra del Fuego (Laguna Esmeralda).
Las musas eran figuras de la mitología griega consideradas las diosas de la inspiración. Se creía que eran quienes inspiraban a los artistas, poetas, músicos y pensadores. Cuando alguien creaba algo poderoso o bello, se decía que lo hacía porque una musa lo había inspirado.
February 7–8, 2026, on the Baltic Sea coast of Usedom. This winter was so cold that even the Baltic Sea froze over. The final photos on this roll were taken on March 1, 2026, during a hike along the Nonnenfließ stream in Brandenburg. Home-processed in Adox C-Tec at 45°C for 3 minutes.
February 7–8, 2026, on the Baltic Sea coast of Usedom. This winter was so cold that even the Baltic Sea froze over. The final photos on this roll were taken on March 1, 2026, during a hike along the Nonnenfließ stream in Brandenburg. Home-processed in Adox C-Tec at 45°C for 3 minutes.
February 7–8, 2026, on the Baltic Sea coast of Usedom. This winter was so cold that even the Baltic Sea froze over. The final photos on this roll were taken on March 1, 2026, during a hike along the Nonnenfließ stream in Brandenburg. Home-processed in Adox C-Tec at 45°C for 3 minutes.
Dresden, May 6, 2026: the Wolfshügelturm ruin. The Wolfshügelturm (Wolf’s Hill Tower), built in 1911, was a popular, 25 meters tall touristical observation tower in the Dresdner Heide forest, providing a stunning view over the Dresden cityscape. On the last day of World War II, May 8th 1945, it was demolished by SS to prevent usage by the russian army.
