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Mongolia makes you free. Physically, spiritually, mentally, emotionally, literally. There is no sadness, no anger, no hatred, no disappointment, no broken heart, no sense of betrayal, no sense of anything but pure freedom. Theres nothing except the sky, the land and you.
Dan Eldon was an English photojournalist whose young life was snatched away by mob violence in Mogadishu in 1993. He was just 2 months away of his 23rd birthday. Inspired by his journals and angered by the incomprehensible senselessness of violence, I made art of his already creative journal and used my redscaled shots of the pages to texture my photographs of pedestrians in a very ordinary afternoon at the Alabang footbridge. Fusing history and social relevance into an otherwise ordinary street photography. Life can be better without violence.
Dan Eldon was an English photojournalist whose young life was snatched away by mob violence in Mogadishu in 1993. He was just 2 months away of his 23rd birthday. Inspired by his journals and angered by the incomprehensible senselessness of violence, I made art of his already creative journal and used my redscaled shots of the pages to texture my photographs of pedestrians in a very ordinary afternoon at the Alabang footbridge. Fusing history and social relevance into an otherwise ordinary street photography. Life can be better without violence.
I feel like a mask project coming on so I have been testing my old masks... Transparency masks, in a way, decrease the amount of sunlight that reaches the film so I have been testing them with my Dianas, which are already not very capable of capturing light.
Some of these shots I double-exposed on a cloudy afternoon both on cloudy setting and some I shot on a fairly-bright partially-cloudy morning. Then I pushed the film one stop when I developed it.
Obviously, Dianas + masks for singles/doubles are best on a clear sunny day.
after my first try with a mask on my diana and the satisfying results i now masked my lubitel.. tried to shoot redscale at iso 25. the sun was not very strong so they turned out more red than i expected, but i like them. think the color fits the mask ..scared i´m becoming addicted to masks..
I feel like a mask project coming on so I have been testing my old masks... Transparency masks, in a way, decrease the amount of sunlight that reaches the film so I have been testing them with my Dianas, which are already not very capable of capturing light.
Some of these shots I double-exposed on a cloudy afternoon both on cloudy setting and some I shot on a fairly-bright partially-cloudy morning. Then I pushed the film one stop when I developed it.
Obviously, Dianas + masks for singles/doubles are best on a clear sunny day.
i made two mistakes:
...first i left the lubitel in B-Mode and took the first picture.
...then i forgot to transport the film to the new frame and took the next picture...wääääähhhh....
...Now, it is my favorite picture;-)
Holga 120 N camera with Ilford Delta 3200 pushed one stop when developing. I had a Pocket Wizard on the hot shoe of the Holga control one Alien Bee B800 with a medium sized Octobox (basically one studio light). It really was a blast controlling a studio light with a Holga!
the Jardin d'Alice is a very nice, hidden, artistic squat in Paris near Porte de la Chapelle... There you feel like in the countryside, a very peaceful place.
Before the day of The Xhibition 2007. The making of the LomoWalls & preparation for the most amazing day in 2007. Shots taken by LC-A with Kodak EBX & Parade films.
