Analogue Collection

Julia fractal. Computer-generated image derived form a Julia Set

Kept On Walking
Paulo Abrantes

Oscilloscope displaying white noise. Oscilloscopes use cathode ray tubes to graphically exhibit variations in voltage or electric current

Film camera. Leica R4 35mm film camera. This camera was produced by Leica in the 1980s

Medical watch. This timing device is used by medical workers, as represented by the green cross symbol. It would be used for a variety of timing uses, such as measuring a patients pulse rate

Measuring water levels
Water level recorder in a river, being adjusted by a scientist. It uses float activation of a gearing assembly to move a pen across a chart drum. The chart drum is driven by a spring-wound clock

Portable analogue and digital radios
Analogue radio which receives broadcasts in the AM (amplitude moderated) short (SW) medium (MW) and long (LW) wave bands together with the FM (frequency modulated) wave-band

Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG

Recording baby for the family archives, 1883
3480065 Recording baby for the family archives, 1883; (add.info.: Recording baby for the family archives. What life would be like in the mid-twentieth century, 1883.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Gramophone and ebonite discs, 1850
3480059 Gramophone and ebonite discs, 1850; (add.info.: Gramophone and ebonite discs.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Mid-twentieth century academic listening to recordings in the sound library, 1883
3480063 Mid-twentieth century academic listening to recordings in the sound library, 1883; (add.info.: Mid-twentieth century academic listening to recordings in the sound library)

In a record library, 1890
3480062 In a record library, 1890; (add.info.: In a record library, 1890.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Listening to the morning paper on a record player, 1883
3480066 Listening to the morning paper on a record player, 1883; (add.info.: Listening to the morning paper on a record player)

Advertisement for a gramophone, 1897
3480061 Advertisement for a gramophone, 1897; (add.info.: Advertisement for a gramophone, 1897.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

MY POV
Amanda Morie

One Color Collection / Tan Hide
Alisa Galitsyna

One Color Collection / Chateau Green Copia
Alisa Galitsyna

One Color Collection / Goldenrod Copia
Alisa Galitsyna

One Color Collection / Alizarin Crimson Copia
Alisa Galitsyna

Worlds Apart
Rui Correia

Somewhere Tonight
Paulo Abrantes

From a Time Long ago
Daniel Springgay

Pottery and Patterns
Alisa Galitsyna

Lost in my mind
Paulo Abrantes

under the waves we sleep
Rui Correia

lost in the echo
Rui Correia

A for Alexa
Kalynsky

leap of faith
Rui Correia

ninety minutes
Rui Correia

Daylight Matters
Paulo Abrantes

Arriving Somewhere But Not Here
Paulo Abrantes

Desert
Thore Larsgard

Comme les deux doigts de la main
Aurora

thoughts never seen
Rui Correia

One Color Collection / Muddy Waters Copia
Alisa Galitsyna

Ubersoldat
Dragos Carbuneanu

Pulsing
Rui Correia

advertising, advertising sign for Perutz photographic film, frog is taking a photo, Perutz Photowerke GmbH, Munich, Perutz was taken over by Agfa in 1964, Germany, circa 1956, joking, funny

Respite in Silence
Francesco Fiorini

you never say goodbye
Rui Correia

Unlikely Places
Paulo Abrantes

Nostalgic Mickey
Treechild

shining in the sun
Rui Correia

a place to hide from yesterday
Rui Correia

Slow Motion
Noam Mymon

Autumn portrait
Evgenii Novichikhin

Vinyl_001
Pictufy Studio III

Vinyl_003
Pictufy Studio III

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Analogues: Unveiling the Beauty of Simplicity and Timelessness" In a world dominated by digital advancements, there is an undeniable charm in embracing analogue elements. From the intricate patterns of a Julia fractal to capturing moments with a film camera, these timeless treasures take us on a journey back to simplicity. Just like the Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG shining in the sun, analogues exude elegance and class that never go out of style. They remind us that sometimes, it's not about being flashy but rather appreciating the subtle details that make life beautiful. As we observe waveforms dancing across an oscilloscope or rely on a medical watch for vital signs, analogues provide tangible connections to our surroundings. They ground us in reality and offer reassurance amidst this fast-paced digital era. Measuring water levels or tuning into portable analogue and digital radios allows us to slow down and appreciate each moment as it unfolds. It's like finding solace in an oasis where time seems to stand still – a place where we can hide from yesterday's chaos. And who could forget those early mobile phones? Though primitive compared to today's smartphones, they hold sentimental value as reminders of simpler times when communication was more personal and less distracting. Embracing analogues also invites us into the realm of slow motion – allowing ourselves space for introspection and mindfulness. In this hurried world, taking things at our own pace becomes essential for self-care and personal growth. So let us celebrate all things analogue – those hidden gems that bring joy through their authenticity. Let them be our reminder that beauty lies not only in technological advancements but also in cherishing what has stood the test of time.