Photographer:
thegroundabove
Uploaded:
2009-10-30
Tags:
black and white bw costumes culture day of the dead dead dia de los muertos double exposure festival halloween mexic-arte mexic-arte museum mexican tradition multiexposure multiple exposure october scary skulls spooky viva la vida
Camera:
Lomography Supersampler (available in our shop)
Film:
Kodak BW400CN (available in our shop)
City:
Austin
Country/region:
United States
Albums:
Dia de los Muertos

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2 Comments

  1. feemail
    feemail ·

    Hey there! I love your pic and I wanted to ask, if you would allow me to feature it in my blog (feeistmeinname.blogspot.com/)? I have a weekly series calles "web love" (german: Webliebe), where I search six pictures/links that represent one theme. Next week the theme will be "masks in lomo photography" and I'd love to have your picture within. I would surely link to thie original source! I'd love to hear from you soon, love from Germany, Fee

  2. feemail
    feemail ·

    The article just went online: feeistmeinname.blogspot.com/2012/02/eine-portion-webliebe-b… Thanks again :)!

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