More on my Flickr.
All shot on Kodak Portra 400 with a Yashica T4.













More coming soon!

Hi Folks!

Twelve days on the road already! Time passes by pretty quickly! It's good fun with the crew. We shoot, eat & surf! Sometimes we sleep too. We got to know some great characters already and I can't wait on what's more to come! It's our last day in Vieux-Boucau, France. Later today we gonna leave to San Sebastian, Spain. I wish we had more time to shoot in every region. The flick would definitely benefit from that... but you can't have everything at once :) We give our best!

Check out our redesigned website with the first video teaser. We also have a tumblr now which we gonna use as a kind of photoblog (it's linked on the main website anyway...).
There are more stories coming asap.

Please share it if you like it - merci!

Website screenshot:



Some snapshots I took:


Vieux-Boucau


Andy


On the road


No chewing gum


Lea & Stefan

More on my Flickr.
All shot on Kodak Portra 400 with a Yashica T4.

We are rollin'...
Finally! :)

Tomorrow we gonna leave for a two months journey along the atlantic coast! I'm looking foward working & surfing with a highly motivated crew! All our stuff is packed! We really can't wait to meet all those great characters, stories, cities, beaches, waves and so on and make something beautifull out of it...

We gonna keep you guys posted on the Project website as well as on our Facebook page! In addition to that I will also try to make some updates here on my blog and on my Facebook page.



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That's gonna be a fun ride!

There are a few new photographs on myFlickr. Some snapshots of random activities I did before leaving for Central America this Sommer. All shot between March and May on a roll of Lomography CN 400 film with the lovely Olympus MJU Zoom 80 Wide.















More on myFlickr.
Uploading next: All the pictures I took in Nicaragua & El Salvador - stay tuned! ;)

Less is more - Yeah!

'The Strangest Thing'. A film by Nick Marchant & Matthew Wood. from The Strangest Thing on Vimeo.