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Hoy te voy a presentar la técnica EBS, siglas en inglés de “Exposing Both Sides of the film”, una de las técnicas más singulares dentro de las fotografías lomográficas. ¿Es difícil de hacer? ¡Tal vez! Pero quizás con buena suerte y concentración, consigas ¡resultados impresionantes!
I woke really early and drove 100km to be at the ancient, mystical ruins of Stonehenge by sunrise. It was a frigid morning (3°C) with a bitter wind, but at least it was clear, with plenty of sunshine. I approached the 'exposing both sides' (EBS) technique the same way as described in my first panorama EBS album here: http://goo.gl/ChwbE The only difference was that I had a changing bag with me this time, so I could flip the film onsite from the redscale side (which I shot first) back to the normal side. I froze my ass off out there, but I think it was worth it for these results. Hope you like 'em too...! :-)
In my last trip to Río de Janeiro, i was visiting the Lomography Gallery store, in the early morning, thinking about making a swap with someone, when i met this adorable guy @nerdy_pirate, who shares his work mainly on flickr. We made a lomowalk between Leblon, walking through Rocinha and another favelas... was a really nice experience. The only bad thing was that the airport scanner damages the film and only i could rescue 7 or 8 photos, and the scanning process was very, very difficult :(. Anyway, i hope you enjoy this, as i did! The "chilean" part was shot mainly in Viña del Mar, and also in the Safari Zoo, in Rancagua city.
In my last trip to Río de Janeiro, i was visiting the Lomography Gallery store, in the early morning, thinking about making a swap with someone, when i met this adorable guy @nerdy_pirate, who shares his work mainly on flickr. We made a lomowalk between Leblon, walking through Rocinha and another favelas... was a really nice experience. The only bad thing was that the airport scanner damages the film and only i could rescue 7 or 8 photos, and the scanning process was very, very difficult :(. Anyway, i hope you enjoy this, as i did! The "chilean" part was shot mainly in Viña del Mar, and also in the Safari Zoo, in Rancagua city.
In my last trip to Río de Janeiro, i was visiting the Lomography Gallery store, in the early morning, thinking about making a swap with someone, when i met this adorable guy @nerdy_pirate, who shares his work mainly on flickr. We made a lomowalk between Leblon, walking through Rocinha and another favelas... was a really nice experience. The only bad thing was that the airport scanner damages the film and only i could rescue 7 or 8 photos, and the scanning process was very, very difficult :(. Anyway, i hope you enjoy this, as i did! The "chilean" part was shot mainly in Viña del Mar, and also in the Safari Zoo, in Rancagua city.
In my last trip to Río de Janeiro, i was visiting the Lomography Gallery store, in the early morning, thinking about making a swap with someone, when i met this adorable guy @nerdy_pirate, who shares his work mainly on flickr. We made a lomowalk between Leblon, walking through Rocinha and another favelas... was a really nice experience. The only bad thing was that the airport scanner damages the film and only i could rescue 7 or 8 photos, and the scanning process was very, very difficult :(. Anyway, i hope you enjoy this, as i did! The "chilean" part was shot mainly in Viña del Mar, and also in the Safari Zoo, in Rancagua city.
In my last trip to Río de Janeiro, i was visiting the Lomography Gallery store, in the early morning, thinking about making a swap with someone, when i met this adorable guy @nerdy_pirate, who shares his work mainly on flickr. We made a lomowalk between Leblon, walking through Rocinha and another favelas... was a really nice experience. The only bad thing was that the airport scanner damages the film and only i could rescue 7 or 8 photos, and the scanning process was very, very difficult :(. Anyway, i hope you enjoy this, as i did! The "chilean" part was shot mainly in Viña del Mar, and also in the Safari Zoo, in Rancagua city.
In my last trip to Río de Janeiro, i was visiting the Lomography Gallery store, in the early morning, thinking about making a swap with someone, when i met this adorable guy @nerdy_pirate, who shares his work mainly on flickr. We made a lomowalk between Leblon, walking through Rocinha and another favelas... was a really nice experience. The only bad thing was that the airport scanner damages the film and only i could rescue 7 or 8 photos, and the scanning process was very, very difficult :(. Anyway, i hope you enjoy this, as i did! The "chilean" part was shot mainly in Viña del Mar, and also in the Safari Zoo, in Rancagua city.
