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Shot on Monoclelens

Tomas Brandejsky

I discovered the Monoclelens in a friend’s bag… The moment I held it up to my sensor, I fell in love — not just with how beautifully it’s built, but with how beautifully it captures images. I had to have one in my own bag.

As soon as it arrived at my door, I started carrying my camera everywhere. And that’s when I realized: a little is enough for satisfaction — even success. Every photographer on the edge of burnout should try this lens. It rekindled my passion for photography.

I’ve always loved shooting on film, and the way the Monoclelens works gives me that same nostalgic, analog feeling in my photos.

Thank you so much for this idea. ❤️

TOMAS BRANDEJSKY
@tomas_brandejsky

A person walking away down a city street, seen from behindTwo people talking on a street cornerA yellow bollard beside a pedestrian crossingA person with green hair making a peace sign inside a carA photographer with a camera reflected in a mirrorA shop window with the words make boby fresh againA street sign reading Rajská among bare treesAn empty swimming pool with a rusted ladderAn abandoned building beside an empty poolA derelict yellow building behind a fenceA mine headframe behind an old buildingA long industrial building with broken windowsRiveted steel beams of an old structureA relief of a figure on a brick wallA blossoming tree in front of a concrete buildingA yellow departures board on a postA café counter with a chalkboard signA group of young people standing in front of a shopA yellow digger parked in front of a shopA cyclist in the passage of a concrete buildingAn old villa with a decorated gableA suburban street sloping down towards a valleyCars on a road in low evening sun, a crane behind