East of here. Frozen plains and two car lanes; I was thinking of the SEA.
Nikon F, Ilford B/W 400, f1.4.
The SEA; all the words comforts could not take us away.
Nikromat FE, Lomography Colour Negative 200
At long last it’s crashed; its colossal mass.
While the wind settled on the mountains of the pass, we pleaded with the saturated sky; It was dripping of the SEA.
Contra by Carl Zeiss circa 1930, Fuji 100 B/W
The ocean breathed salty breath on our faces.
Hasselblad CM, Fuji 200 CR developed in B/W
Upon the impossibility of one to love unconditionally.
Hasselblad CM, Fuji 200 CR developed in B/W
I’d do anything,
I’d be anyone,
To be with you.
Hasselblad CM
Then, the sun, it fell into the sea.
The wild wolves surround you.
Hasselblad CM, B/W in post.
The day was pleasant; With the current in our favor, we talked about the inconceivable notions of space and time, as we made our way out to the sea.
Nikromat F, Retro 80; Digital photograph of the negative in a window
You won’t believe what passes for love these days.
Nikromat FE, Ilford 100 B/W
Everywhere you go is swirling; Everything has water under it.
In a park, on a Sunday, just standing in the rain.
Twice is nice; Sugar and spice.
Nikon F, Lomography Colour Negative, 100
The question is: Was I happier then, than I am now?
I happily have to disagree. I sigh more ofter now. I laugh more often now. I am more me.
Nikromat FE, 50mm, 1.4, 400.
