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Inspired through the great lightpainting shots of @ck_berlin I thought I might give it another try. I used our basement and was hoping that no one of the neighbours would come down there and ruin the shots. I used sparklers, Fritz the Blitz, a flash light and an ipad app called "MyLightPaint".
my passion for photography now is to know how to fix this kind of beast.
This is my 2nd rollie after the first chirurgical operation. The focus on this one is great. But It still need to be focus adjusted. tricky!!!!
Found on craigslist for part or not working! Not working???? ;) my little christmas present 2012 !
since the weather is just lousy out there I decided to do some indoor shooting .. added a close-up lens and a splitzer to my Belair and grabbed some fruits ... these are the results :-)
Parfois, en regardant les LomoHomes, je vois quelques nouveaux qui n'ont ajouté aucune photo à leur compte. Ils disent ne pas avoir assez d'expérience ou de moyens financiers pour choisir un appareil Lomography, et finissent même parfois par uploader des photos numériques... alors qu'au final, c'est plutôt simple ! Voici un guide rapide destiné aux petits nouveaux (et aux petites nouvelles) qui débutent dans la lomographie !
first swap with myself, try to shoot first people at home with flash and black background. Then random shots in one day. ;)
Then, no time to scann and crop. just released it. but forgot the film. kodak elite chrome I guess but look weird for an elite so...... I like it. I'm gonna swap alone again now!
I first shot this roll of film in the Lourve, Paris, France. My original idea was to shoot inside, rewind then shoot outside in Paris. However, because my LC-A has taken a beating of late, I had to stick the start of the roll to the take up spool and I only had a band-aid to do so. When I rewound the film I re-wound it too far and it went into the canister, band-aid and all. After going to a camera store and without speaking any french got them to try to get the tab out with one of those tongue grabber things, it was well and truly stuck so I waited until I got to London and went to the Lomography store there who also couldn't get it out and referred me to a camera store down the road. They had the equipment I needed but I would have to pay for it. I ended up buying empty film canisters then went to snappy snaps and they took the film out of the original canister (took the band-aid off) and put it into the new canister.
After all of that, I was really glad I went to the trouble because I really do like this film, I love the ghostly vintage portraits fading into the modern city scape.
