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"The remnants of migrations, exilic emotions, waters streaming from across sorrowful borders, murmered together in my heart with that sense; I knew it then, the taste of endlessness on the horizon"
- Turkish Poet Yehya Kemal
To describe photographer Julia Romer's oeuvre as simply analogue would be an understatement — her photographs resembling watercolor paintings caught on film. Read our conversation with Julia here and learn how to create your own gorgeous color-drenched snaps.
Shot these pictures to #expiredfilm 3 years ago, but the negatives turned out so shit I gave up on scanning them. Today, I gave them another chance and I'm so glad I did. Shot to a #LaSardina.
I made a hiking tour from Salzburg to the Königssee an on to Golling. I had bad luck with the weather. There was rain on 2 out of 4 days, so I had to shorten the tour. But there was a really crazy thing about the rain: Shortly before sunset the rain stopped, and the sun came through. It produced really intensive, crazy colors. The photo was shot with Fuji Velvia 50, developed in E6. So what you see here, are the "natural" colors. Somehow spiritual, isn't it: The sun after rain brings colors in your life....
We just can't get enough of Valentin Duciel's stunning photographs inspired by the unforgettable hippie movement. Valentin's style is bold, timeless and his ability to find beauty in simple things is what makes his work stand out.
This talented Chicago-based artist and a freelance photographer amazed us with her work from the very start. Clarissa Bonet is inspired by the structures of the city, their impact on the body and she enjoys exploring aspects of the urban space in different contexts.