Showing posts with label AMFI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AMFI. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Apartamento Magazine

The sweet Edith asked me to help her out with her Apartamento Magazine project (graduation project for college).

Best magazine out there. Uh huh.



More pics on my website and more to come on my flickr page.

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Garance Doré posing for Mr. J.

that rhymes!!

As promised:

Miss Doré posing for ME in FOAM.

Check out the blog of the girl, standing on the left holding the red notebook. :)
It's supercool!

So, for those of you who haven't seen the Fashion Blog expo yet....go see it! Keep in mind, the expo's final day is this sunday (23rd of august)!
Go with discount. :)

Monday, July 27, 2009

Au revoir, Garance Doré

Oui oui,

Miss Doré just left Amsterdam. Yes, you've guessed it right. The lady from the back was indeed Miss Doré.
Here are some pictures of the day Garance was being interviewed at FOAM Museum.


My buddy D.


Anneke Beerkens, Cultural Antropologist


Garance


Doré's outfit

She also posed for me after I asked if I could take a picture of her with my antique camera. I hope to develop the film as soon as possible!

Download here the voucher which gives you 50% discount for the Garance Doré's Fashion Blog exposition at FOAM Museum in Amsterdam.

Zipfile.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Quirky

On friday, I'm going to pick up the colored pictures (of the antique Yashica camera) at the local photo shop.
So for now, here are some more golden oldie piccies from about a couple o' weeks ago. :)


- Big Bowtie -





- All images taken at Individuals store -

Monday, June 8, 2009

Yashica B, Part 1

The following pics were taken with my new camera: Yashica B (dated from 1957). :)

About a week ago, I hooked up with S from Produit Frais (and her cassmate C!) in Oosterpark and together we shot some photos of her products for her schoolproject.


I can´t believe they came out quite well because the sun was shining very bright that day, so it´s very easy to make overexposed pictures. But I used my digital camera as a lightmeter and used the settings on the TLR cam.


An accident picture. I think they call it the ´Double Exposure´ technique.


My first ever Yashica picture. It was a test shot of my bedroom door (which takes you to my balcony!).