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my cousin, a figure skater who practices on the ice and works-out everyday, spent half of the day running on the beach during her shoot... poor old me, who barely works out, had to chase her around on sand and sharp rocks with three cameras while the sun was beating down on us... i got home and had to pass out from exhaustion... the results aren't as sharp since i barely had time to adjust the focus but i like the results anyway!
The roller coaster walkway Tiger &Turtle - Magic Mountain is a work by sculptors Ulrich Genth and Heike Mutter. It is located on the Heinrich Hildebrand Höhe in Duisburg Wanheim.
My new Polaroid SX-70 arrived today and it came with all kinds of fancy accessoires like a close up lens and cable release. Last night, I read about the transparencies technique, so first thing I did after unpacking was to take a test shot, peel off the transparent layer and combine it with an old Polaroid emulsion lift: bottom is brighton beach, top is flower pedals. I like how the flower pedals seem to grow out of the sky, but I know that there's a long way to go till I'll be able to get really satisfying Polaroid doubles- but hey, it's my first try....
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i make a lomosession to Javihacefotos..he is a nice lomographer and great Friend..thanksss Javi!!!!
visit his lomohome is increible!!!
http://www.lomography.com/homes/javihacefotos
Had a great redscale workshop with friends and a wonderful walk around Wicker Park using up a roll on some very photogenic subjects. Of course I need to get that redscale roll developed. But I'm getting caught up soon, I promise!
Inishshark is a small island just off the coast close to where I live. The entire population of the island was evacuated to the mainland in 1960 leaving behind homes, school and church to be eroded by the elements.
The conditions and scenery was just right to use my last roll of aerochrome that I had been saving for the right occasion. I don't think I will be shooting with aerochrome again as the price is getting out of my reach.
C'mon Kodak, you know how to make it, why don't you knock out a few rolls and make us all happy?
Celebration of the iconic L-CA's 30th birthday at the Lomography Embassy Singapore. A day before the party, I shot the entire roll with galaxy / nebula high-resolution wallpapers using my laptop and tv. Rewound and shot the same roll at the party. :)
Roll 2 of assorted night shots taken on outing with my friend @forceusr and his wife. I shot this roll at box speed and let the LC-W sus out the shutter speeds.
I accidentally hit the focus lever at one point and shot a few with it on close focus, but the rest were shot normally on a tripod. No filter was used.
night and day --- I use this photo at article http://www.lomography.com/magazine/reviews/2012/12/21/fuji-provia-iso-100-expired-1997-still-awesome-on-its-15-years-expired
a few days ago i stepped on my balcony and saw that the sky in the evening over the park was rosa, blue and purple. so i quick grabbed my cams and went to the park with the bridges as background i thought i can take cool urban shots. unfortunately i was about 10 or 15 minutes too late because the colourful sky was gone by the time i reached my desired spot. but i did not want to leave without taking pics. so i thought i give the double exposure experiment a chance where you take one layer in "out of focus" and blurry and then the same spot in sharp for the second layer. and even though the sharpness does not overlap - it can not with nightshots due to simple technical reasons - it looks dope i think. i am very happy with the painting-effect it gives the pics. hope you like it too.
Unfortunately, I took an unreliable camera out with me for World Wide Pinhole Photography Day this year. As a result, only two photos turned out. Thanks @weedos and @yyyhorn for always making the Analogue Alberta adventures fun :)
