We Used Military Retired Kodak Film To Shoot Surrealistic Landscapes Of The Dolomites

We Used Military Retired Kodak Film To Shoot Surrealistic Landscapes Of The Dolomites
ФОТО: boredpanda.com

This project was initially conceived as a game, an experiment. We are very lucky that we can call those mountains a second home, cause we’ve been there so many times, especially during winter, snowboarding on the best slopes in the Alps, and this summer we decided to try to look at these familiar places with different eyes.

We discovered about the existence of this film not long ago and, having seen a lot of fantastic results from great photographers, it felt obvious that it would have been the perfect choice to try to represent an unusual perspective. .

used military retired kodak film shoot surrealistic landscapes

2017-11-29 13:53

Источник: boredpanda.com

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