Showing posts with label Analogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Analogue. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 June 2015

Throw Back Thursday

Hello world,

As part of Throw Back Thursday and the amazing weather we are having here in Poland, let me throw you back to a shot which summarizes the perfect summer. 


Till later world,
G. 


P.S the shot was taken from the "Glorious Weekend" post. 

Wednesday, 21 March 2012

Ola Savage 1

Hello world,

Today I present to you the first of a series of entries about a person I have known for a good few years. Ola Savage. You may have seen her in some of my previous posts such as: People and My Love for Lomography or even disguised as Obama in Obama in Camden. This girls is everything. She's insane, incredibly smart, funny, sexy, has a great sense of fashion but beyond all, she's amazing. Amazing in the sense of being a great person, friend and the best sister anyone could wish for. She will help, even if you don't ask for it, she will pick you up when you fall, she will stand by your side. Here she is!


(Both taken with a Lomo LC-A+)

Till later world :) 


Sunday, 19 February 2012

Lazy Day


It is Sunday today. A day of rest, anticipation of what the coming week will bring and of course a day of doing all those things you should have done before. For those organized few, may you have a terrific Sunday. Be lazy, be merry, and be “happy like a hippo”*!

 (This is a photo taken in the Berlin Zoo using Lomo LC-A+)

Till later world. 

*Please note that this quote is taken from a movie I recently watched with my family, “Along came Poly”. 

Saturday, 18 February 2012

Saturday!


It’s Saturday everybody! I wish you happy partying, relaxing, or whatever it is that you are doing this Saturday evening =)

“
To us and our good fortune
Be happy be healthy, long life!
And if our good fortune never comes
Here's to whatever comes,
Drink l'chaim, to life! “*

(Photo of a champagne bottle in an ice bucket taken with a Lomo Fisheye)



What are YOU up to this fine weekend?


Till later world.

*Fiddler on the Roof (1971)