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동의합니다.
first testshots with my brand new lomo LC-A+ in an abandoned town, two hours far from my hometown. as usual Isabel, Adele and my brother Michele proved to be perfect models. At first I was somehow not really impress to see my pics not in a square shape, but hopefully I will get used to it.
http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=615
this is my first trial with the new Pentacon Six my beloved friend @tall_bastard got me. I'm a bit dissapointed on burning my pictures again and again... I need to get a light meter soon before the summer ends! I hope you enjoy some of the shots at least! :)
This is my first foray into X Pro and I must admit I was very disappointed when I opened my prints this morning. There are a few that are belters (Lidl's) but I would like HELP from X PRO experts. I've done a bit of wee research and looked at the negatives which have ll the detail and are not blown out. I forgot to tell the lab not to colour correct. Is this why they are like they are? Any opinions or experience of the same would be great.
But in Lomo culture making this mistake has led to a couple of cracking shots.
my late spring life, including my favorite long weekend of the year, I found this film at goodwill, it was expired 15 years, it shows but there is nothing wrong with instant nostalgia
I read about this effect many years ago, but never actually tried it until today: smear Vaseline (petroleum jelly) around the outside of a skylight filter on the front of your lens, leaving a clear circle in the middle, to get a sharp centre and soft-focus outer edge to your shots. I used a 28-210mm Vivitar zoom lens on my Nikon body, and prefer how the effect works on the wider shots than the zoomed-in ones... although I'm pretty happy with them all, actually :-)
I read about this effect many years ago, but never actually tried it until today: smear Vaseline (petroleum jelly) around the outside of a skylight filter on the front of your lens, leaving a clear circle in the middle, to get a sharp centre and soft-focus outer edge to your shots. I used a 28-210mm Vivitar zoom lens on my Nikon body, and prefer how the effect works on the wider shots than the zoomed-in ones... although I'm pretty happy with them all, actually :-)
So happy with this roll. The Ami 66 is a Polish made plastic camera, similar to the Holga but it's got a funkyier style. Never fails to deliver the goods.
The Ami 66 is a Polish made Diana type plastic camera, made in the early 70's. The design is so cool and artsy, I love it! http://www.lomography.com/magazine/reviews/2008/12/07/ami-66-the-polish-holga
Another roll with this amazing Agfa RS 100 expired since 1992, given to me by my good friend Stouf... The film was shot at 200 iso and it's very surprising to see how the colors of the film are changing, depending of the light, from brown/red to yellow/orange and even some great blue tones at the end of the roll... Love it!
Another roll with this amazing Agfa RS 100 expired since 1992, given to me by my good friend Stouf... The film was shot at 200 iso and it's very surprising to see how the colors of the film are changing, depending of the light, from brown/red to yellow/orange and even some great blue tones at the end of the roll... Love it!
Another roll with this amazing Agfa RS 100 expired since 1992, given to me by my good friend Stouf... The film was shot at 200 iso and it's very surprising to see how the colors of the film are changing, depending of the light, from brown/red to yellow/orange and even some great blue tones at the end of the roll... Love it!
Another roll with this amazing Agfa RS 100 expired since 1992, given to me by my good friend Stouf... The film was shot at 200 iso and it's very surprising to see how the colors of the film are changing, depending of the light, from brown/red to yellow/orange and even some great blue tones at the end of the roll... Love it!
Another roll with this amazing Agfa RS 100 expired since 1992, given to me by my good friend Stouf... The film was shot at 200 iso and it's very surprising to see how the colors of the film are changing, depending of the light, from brown/red to yellow/orange and even some great blue tones at the end of the roll... Love it!
Bangkok meets Calgary in this film swap with the great @sobetion!! Thank you for collaborating with me on this film swap. I love the results.
Please check out his wonderful photos if you haven't already:
http://www.lomography.com/homes/sobetion
