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recently i just found my long lost rolls of film during my early time in lomography, i am quite disturb when i saw again this frames..i do not realy believe this is my shot remembering its only my 2 months doing it.
what i could say it is beginner luck..though it is fun
i do really miss hongkong, i would like to go back there again probably for a week, to strolls again in hongkong concrete jungle. Now i am remembered there are several memorable spots that i want to visit again, where love, hate, classic rock coolide when i was there..
pffttt...
made a lab battle -home lab vs. orwo net- to see how the colors come out
this one here was self developed in my bathroom
The other one:
http://www.lomography.de/homes/primula/albums/1941897-2013-03-02-1-agfa-ct-precisa-xpan
I was lucky enough to join Vicuna, his brother Gérard and a bunch of other wonderful people on a recent trip to Burkina Faso. This is the second album of the adventure. On our last morning we walked down one of the busy roads to end up on a bridge, which is the bottleneck of traffic for Ouagadougou. People stream down the road in incredible pace. So it's pretty hard to focus, because nobody will keep standing for your desire to take a picture. It's also a great ensemble of all things transport. From women carrying huge loads just on their heads with amazing control, to carriages with donkeys as engines. To bikes, rikschas, motorcycles and pick up-trucks with too many passengers. This place is the aorta of the capital city, it makes your heart beat just looking at it...
Sometimes, I feel so insubstantial that I'm almost invisible; certainly dim. Calls go unanswered. Messages un-replied to. Texts with no responses. Those things hurt. And make one feel unloved. Unwanted. Like faded print in an old book. Disappearing from existence. These double exposures are expressions of that loneliness.
This is a testroll of a Canon FTb black which I bought some weeks before on a flewmarket. I renovated it and wanted to check if it works fine. The second half of the filmroll I took on a walk through the Tramdepot flewmarket Bern using different lenses like the FD 35-70 mm 1:4, 35 mm 1:2 and 135 mm 1:2.5.
After a long break, I decided to start updating my Lomohome a little bit. Since I am about to start a new stage of my life by moving to my own flat, I decided to start with he solo trip I made to Berlin, where it seems I got lucky and after which I found an amazing job. Hope you like it as much as I did. Beautiful Peppina did an amazing job <3
My #pentaconsix goes #turquoise! This was the second roll in my #developing tank when I accidentally #pushed the films... but it turns out well i think :D
I messed a bit with the aperture on my x-pan 30mm, because it's right on top of the lens. I always touch it accidently or forget it. But still, this latent underexposure gave the ring of the Berlin Olympic Stadium the right swing
I messed a bit with the aperture on my x-pan 30mm, because it's right on top of the lens. I always touch it accidently or forget it. But still, this latent underexposure gave the ring of the Berlin Olympic Stadium the right swing
I messed a bit with the aperture on my x-pan 30mm, because it's right on top of the lens. I always touch it accidently or forget it. But still, this latent underexposure gave the ring of the Berlin Olympic Stadium the right swing
I messed a bit with the aperture on my x-pan 30mm, because it's right on top of the lens. I always touch it accidently or forget it. But still, this latent underexposure gave the ring of the Berlin Olympic Stadium the right swing
I messed a bit with the aperture on my x-pan 30mm, because it's right on top of the lens. I always touch it accidently or forget it. But still, this latent underexposure gave the ring of the Berlin Olympic Stadium the right swing
I messed a bit with the aperture on my x-pan 30mm, because it's right on top of the lens. I always touch it accidently or forget it. But still, this latent underexposure gave the ring of the Berlin Olympic Stadium the right swing
