Analogue Love
Posted: July 10, 2012 Filed under: Berlin, Cologne, Warsaw | Tags: 8m, Agfa-Gevaert, analogue, art, Arts, bargain, Berlin, blog, camera, cars, cmeha, cologne, diary, drink, flea market, Food, Germany, illustration, lens, lomo, lomography, love, photo, photography, plastic, Poland, russian, shutter, silette LK, smena, smena 8m, tea, Techniques and Styles, the great tea scape, thegreateascape, toy, transportation, travel, vacation, Warsaw 4 Comments
This post is really image heavy, so they are just down here as thumbnails, but you can click them for the full size images. So please feel free and enjoy this little collection of images taken in Berlin, Cologne and Warsaw using either the Agfa Agnar Silette LK, or the LOMO Smena 8M, which are both pictured above! Have fun!
A Travel and Tea Diary 
I love the rawness of Berlin and you’ve captured it perfectly in your pictures! : )
Thanks so much Caroline. I really love these pictures too, they hold something in them that digital photographs just seem unable to. I have a few more that aren’t here, but you can check my lomography account if you like:
http://www.lomography.com/homes/micky_s
Thanks for your comment!
Lovely shots; I especially like the old bicycle in the window. Yay for analogue!
Thanks! I really love the bicycle too, I call it the magic bike, I found it in this rather dodgy staircase in a rough part of Warsaw, but i’ve been back a couple of times to photograph it!