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When I was in high school, I found this poem by Christina Rossetti called "Remember". It's about losing a loved one. It spoke to me so much that it became one of my three favorite poems (the other two are by Shakespeare and Neruda).
When I started doing Lomography a few years back, I wanted to do a series inspired by this poem. Unfortunately, I never got the chance to. Then less than two years ago, I got my heart broken so badly and this poem helped me through that rough time.
The wound has long healed and I finally have the courage talk about moving on through my photos. So I packed my Belair and my amazing tripod and set off to Malibu - to shoot a series inspired by both the poem and my heartbreak.
Of course, the results aren't as good as they would have been had I used my Mamiya but I'm still happy, if only because I finally got to do this series and because it's a labor of love.
My boyfriend and I got up at 5 am to drive all the way to Malibu for this series. My hands and feet were freezing the entire shoot AND we got a parking ticket for it so I really really hope people will enjoy the photos, even if they're not amazing quality.
Black and white photography. Portraits and landscapes with a vintage touch. The photographer Pablo Rodrigo takes us back in time through the amazing photographs that he shot with the Daguerreotype Achromat 2.9/64 Art Lens.
Edie Sunday's images are mystical, dreamy and intimate. The 26 year-old photographer, who has been fascinated by film since a very young age, draws inspiration from the female form and explores a realm between the conscious and the unconscious by playing with color and light.
Picked up a #Minolta XD5 with an 80-200mm telephoto lens at a local thrift store a couple weeks ago, and shot a test toll with #fujifilm Superia 400. I spent a few days following this "Unkindness" of Ravens around. Once the roll was shot I was bummed to find out there is no longer a film lab in my town... I had to send the roll away and wait for a week. I am very pleased with the results and like the light leaks (if that's what they are).
These shots were used using LomoChrome Purple, on a FED4B purchased in Kiev with the first 3 shots taken at Chernobyl. Thanks to the staff at the NYC Lomo shop for walking me though 'How to Use' a FED before my trip.
