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I bought a roll of Kodak EIR to take on a trip to London with my girlfriend @awakeningeel Unfortunately my Canon EOS300 has an infrared sensor which reads the DX code on 35mm in order to set the ISO automatically. This nuked the EIR! I'm gutted.
I always love shooting street fair events because it's the only time I'm not too chickenshit to shoot strangers in public. The fall Pumpkinfest fair was fun because there was a lot of color and lots of people in costumes. I used the Canon for this roll and switched off from Lensbaby with double glass optic to LB with fisheye to Canon 85mm f1.8.
street cats have a hard life in Korea, Koreans generally do not like street cats and/or are scared of them. Nakji is the third street cat i have rescued. He was found in a garbage can when he was about 2 weeks old and I took him from the vet at the feral age of 4 weeks. he has been a feral pain in my ass since but i love him to death.
Why so many pix of my cats? Not because I am kind of a pathetic grand'ma, just because they are perfect models: They are always available, they never complain, they don't pretend to be the model, they don't do stupid faces like chicken mouth, they don't complain that they are MUCH MORE pretty in real that the picture, they don't care about FB. Nevertheless if some people wants to play the model, please, LET ME KNOW!
And yes, I am a pix psychotic...
Kampung Baru's an amazing part of Kuala Lumpur; it's a little district of wooden houses right in the centre of the city, next to all the glass and steel of the Petronas Towers. The people there are incredibly friendly, and there are loads of cats. I had a great day walking round taking photos, some of which were great...this obviously isn't one of them. I set the focus wrong and it looks like I had a bit of a shaky hand. The cat enjoyed getting his photo taken though!
These films are Sensia Overdated (2008) , the Pictures are totally Over exposed due to the stuck aperture of my lens at f3.4 (even if my setting said I was at f/16 or f/22) I shot at around 125/1 on a bright daylight, however the result is still very interesting with that serie of shots.
Ps:The dog on most of the pictures was masterless, desperately looking for affection and care.
These films are Sensia Overdated (2008) , the Pictures are totally Over exposed due to the stuck aperture of my lens at f3.4 (even if my setting said I was at f/16 or f/22) I shot at around 125/1 on a bright daylight, however the result is still very interesting with that serie of shots.
Ps:The dog on most of the pictures was masterless, desperately looking for affection and care.
This is one of my favorite lomographs, because it shows one of the things that my cat really likes to do - sitting around and yawning aimlessly.
POSITIV FEINKORN FILM, PF2 by ORWO, expired 28 years ago. Results are inconsistent so far, since I haven't found the perfect developer for it.
EBS doubles with Gauthierdumonde! I'd never done EBS before so this is my first time. All thanks to Gauthierdumonde! Gauthierdumonde: Nikon F4, Belgium. Tomkiddo(me): Pentax SP500, Malaysia. Check out Gauthierdumonde's Holga doubles with me: http://www.lomography.com/homes/gauthierdumonde/albums/1913070-doubles-with-tomkiddo
Visit Gauthierdumonde's lomohome: http://www.lomography.com/homes/gauthierdumonde
A fishy album of my daughter's birthday celebration, swimming, and a couple of shots from the zoo. The flash photos were mostly taken with a combination of the Lomo ringflash + an old Canon speedlight that was on a cord and aimed up at the ceiling for bounce/fill. Still need to play with it some, but I like the combo . . .
Nikon FG, an old ranch, and some VERY overexposed tungsten slide film . . . I guess that little exposure compensation knob on the FG actually does something.
