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Nick The Fisherman | A Short Story from Georgia
30.11.24
Back in September I visited my brother in Tbilisi, and on one of my last days there, while I was shyly wandering the streets with my camera, I met this strange guy. I was in the middle of framing a nice tree-lightpole combination (I'm very addicted to those bastards), when this dude, who reminded m...
More HEADACHES For The Masses
25.10.23
I Haven’t posted here in a while now. Almost half a year. Not really sure what happened. I got too excited probably, if I have to guess. Made this whole blog thing too official, and maybe even too technical. Burned myself out. Finished the cake too fast. And by the time I almost found the will to...
The Never Ending RB67 Pro-S Test (Part I)
16.05.23
I’ve always preferred the more slow and patient type of photography, rather than a fast-paced moment-to-moment one. Give me five equally interesting events that all happen at the same time in the same spot, and I’ll probably choose to focus on only one of them, rather than swiftly guess-and-shoot a...
Limitations : A Cure for Confusion and Boredom
10.04.23
Prologue In the previous post I briefly mentioned the long break I had from photography, and how it might be that trying out film very much saved this hobby from a certain death. Since day one of working on this website, I knew for sure that I'd eventually want to cover this story, and even though...
Leave Your Car Keys at Home, Street Photographer, and I'll Wish You Godspeed!
21.02.23
Mobility - Let’s talk about it for a second. I don’t have a driver's license, and I’m not really planning on getting one anytime soon. Even now, as I’m about to detail this flaw I found in not having my own car as a street photographer - I’m still highly against it. The highways are just too damn c...