low budget + max talent = bricolage

one of my mostest fav film photographers here on Flickr! he has a great eye for capturing the burst of colors out of even the most mundane! it's enthralling to watch his stream! fantastic!!

bricolage.108's has a great eye, an abundance of subjects and a whole lot of expired film. some lomos too! :) we love his photostream! love it!

Among a mass of beautiful pictures which often reflect his faszination for architecture you can find some special and unique gems in bricolage.108's photostream: I speak of the magical mystery bi-cam shots. If you haven't: check them out, instantly!

bricolage.108 is one of my favourite photographers on flickr. always inspiring, innovative and challenging. lo-fi photography at it's best!

bricolage is truly a craftsman of the art... inspiring and innovative.

108 is the bomb! Drop his stream in your RSS feader to max your viewing inspiration! Keep up the great work bricolage!

Through his photographs, i can see the joy in his seeing. And his vision is optimism; even in melancholy things.

I find myself coming back to his photos time and time again. I really dig the creative techniques he incorporates into his photography. Highly talented and always a great eye to catch unique shots. Respekt!

i havent met this person, i dont know him at all. but everytime im gonna look at his stream its an inspiration for me. a true master of the xa or even with other analog cameras. together with his expired rolls plus xpro it its truly a journey just looking at his pictures. keep it up

Innovative, modern, retro and interesting. I just keep coming back!

Bricolage is an alien master of double exposure. His rolls of film expires and his pictures inspires. We love to see the decay flourishing in his photostream. I take off my hat (and do a safety dance) in homage to his brilliant work!

bricolage was my first Flickr Contact, before I even knew what that meant! Obviously I like his work but what I really like is his generous, thoughtful and perceptive comments that I keep bumping into in many of the groups as I explore this great site. Thanks for the inspiration.