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Not sure what happened, but the photos still turned out darker than expected even though I set it to F2.8. Camera used was an Olympus XA. Film was a DIY redscaled Fuji Superia 400. Exposed it at ISO 25. This is the NYC 2013 series. #New York City, #24 hours, #USA, #holiday, #10th anniversary, #may, #2013, #NYC, #film, #lomography, #Russia Day, #Olympus XA, #Superheadz #Golden Half, #holiday, # travel,
Not sure what happened, but the photos still turned out darker than expected even though I set it to F2.8. Camera used was an Olympus XA. Film was a DIY redscaled Fuji Superia 400. Exposed it at ISO 25. This is the NYC 2013 series. #New York City, #24 hours, #USA, #holiday, #10th anniversary, #may, #2013, #NYC, #film, #lomography, #Russia Day, #Olympus XA, #Superheadz #Golden Half, #holiday, # travel,
I had a task to take pictures of soviet symbols for a magazine. I thout, it could be cool to take pictures on my film camera. You know, if you have a task like that (soviet symbols or an objects of the same color)
This article is a tribute to the great Russian photographer, sculptor, graphic designer, and painter Alexander Rodchenko. He was a pioneer in the search for unusual perspectives, with extreme view from above or from below, and with an innovative use of the diagonals and tilted views in his dynamic compositions. For this article, I was inspired by his most famous photo, a woman climbing a staircase, taken in 1930, which is reminiscent of the famous Odessa stair of the film "Battleship Potemkin" by Sergei Eisenstein.
Некоторые из вас уже попробовали проявку чёрно-белых плёнок в растворимом кофе с использованием Кофенола. Кроме того, вы также можете проявлять плёнки красным вином. Этот проявитель называется Винол.
These are my first experimental shots using the EBS (Expose Both Sides) technique. A huge shout-out to @hodachrome for inventing (??) and/or perfecting this technique. I also have to thank @buckshot for his explanation on how to flip the film. Thank you!! :)
