This is a collection of various photos shot during couple of years, mainly portraits.
Some of them are analogue, some digital but what they share is that they are all photographed by the window.
Staša at her apartment in Pančevo.
Shot with Zenit XP, paradise 400iso film
my brother Mihajlo, shot with Canon AE-1, slide film
my late grandma Katica Jovanov, in her kitchen, shot with Zenit 12xp, fuji 200iso film
My parents bedroom, shot with Zenit 12xp, fuji 200iso film
Abandoned house in Dolovo, Serbia
Canon 550D, kit 18-55mm f3.5
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wow, nice collection.... keep it up your good work.....
fantastic natural light collection !
@victorbz
Thank you, I need to get back to shooting on film, I haven't done it in months, seems like years!
my pleasure and good luck ! months is not too long :-)
wow your photography is very beautiful. Continue this, hope your future will shine.
and thanks for sharing..
Your photography posts will forever make me want to grab my camera and start shooting.
@namiks
I hope that will work! :)
thank you so much!
Действительно хорошая коллекция!!! Продолжай, не останавливайся.
I love your parents' bedroom, but I never would have seen the picture if I hadn't found you by searching for "Bertolt Brecht". Your piece came up. My search was a test--I'm a fan of Brecht, and of epic theater. I see many aspects of epic theater used today, and I think a lot of people aren't aware that these are Brechtian. It seems there's a place for every subject on Steemit. That's amazing, and new for me. Some posts, on obscure subjects, may not get a lot of upvotes, but they will get a reading. Anyway, wanted to touch base after reading your Brecht piece. Well done. Thorough and clear. The photos here are lovely too--effective, especially your grandma and your parents' bedroom.
@agmoore
I would love to discuss Brecht some time! I became more interested in him while I was studying at the Film Academy.
And thank you so much!
I was introduced to him when I was studying German as an undergraduate. We were translating Mutter Courage und ihre Kinder. Later, when I began to look closely at literature of the grotesque, I of course recognized similar elements. Use of the grotesque in Brecht, and other forms of art, including visual art, jolts the viewers (readers), shakes them out of accustomed emotional and intellectual framework. Entfremdung--alienation--it's viewed as a modern phenomenon, but it's not. Look at the Bruegels, look at ETA Hoffman, look at Grimm.
You see what I mean about Steemit being a place where relatively obscure subjects can be discussed. Nowhere else would I even bring this stuff up. Look forward to your feedback, if you are inclined.
I loved all the photographs. But I have a few favorites:
1)The girl sitting outside the window. (She looks so beautiful)
Great theme and beautiful pictures. I am a fan of natural lighting and windows are extremely interesting for many reasons. The same goes for mirrors. I wonder if you have a collection of mirror pictures. I believe I remember you posted one a while back :>)
P.S. Just curious. Did you do anything to the digital pictures, after taking them?