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"Your favorite lomograph rumble": This photo of my friend looking at the sunset in Istabnbul is among the 5 favorites I chose for the rumble.I just love how the photo looks, with just the silhouette of my friend's face and the beautiful colour of the sunset, and the strong vignetting. It feels peaceful, and it really was that day. Great memories of our Istanbul trip :)
Before, I tag this album with Lomography X Tungsten film. As I tidying my films and boxed them properly last weekend, I found out this film labelled Fuji RVP 100. So this is actually from a Fuji Velvia 100F. I sincerely apologise. It was an honest mistake.
Thank you for those who like this picture..
Many of you are my idol. Thank you.
This was during one of my final days in NYC and also my assigned lomo-walk day through NYC. A perfect day as the weather had cleared up and was absolutely perfect!!! =)
I feel like a lot of these shots paid off and a lot of them didn't. I think my understand of what subjects make a good black and white photograph is improving. I'm also understanding my camera better.
These are my first Aerochrome photos. I used a red filter. Not quite how I thought they would turn out, but I still like them. Feel free to provide some advice if I am doing something wrong.
But i forgot about this cam and film.. Recently i found them and i suggest you to look this cold photos in warm spring:) Redscale is handmade as always;)
Couldn't upload in high res. here... but you can see them on my blog (http://theresawoloko.blogspot.com)
I really like those photos.. even though I just got 8 photos of one film... you just shall not open the camera while shooting...
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.
The Japanese vessel, the Eihatsu Maru, ran aground at 05:15 on Saturday, 13th of May, in thick fog.
We, obviously, decided to go and photograph it.
on 18/05/2012 the 50m Japanese fishing vessel that ran aground off First Beach in Clifton has been removed.
We had a great time together with @katoun, @tschossi and @wil6ka and our great skipper Serge, cruising on a sailboat for 3 1/2 days in the society islands, between Raiatea, Huahine and Tahaa. A fantastic moment!
Er ist für mich wirklich erstaunlich dieser Supergraphic HC. Ich habe verstanden, das ich mit ihm starke Kontraste festhalten kann, doch zuviel Licht sollte nicht im Spiel sein, dann kommt das Negativ komplett transparent daher. Und das passiert bei jedem Film mindestens einmal, und ich kratze meinen Kopf.
Wenn man jedoch aus dem Schatten kommt, macht er ganz zauberhafte Dinge. Denn im Kontrast ist er sehr fein. Am ehesten kann man ihn vielleicht dann mit den 25 Iso Filmen von Agfa oder Maco vergleichen. Kodak hat ja auch einen Ektagraphic HC, ich persönlich hatte mal einen für 35mm in der Hand. Im Fotolabor sagte man mir, die waren früher für die Titel bei Diashows angedacht. Dabei hat man eine schwarze Schrift fotografiert, die dann als Negativ im Diarahmen, die Show eingeläutet hat. Hierbei ging es also um die Definition von Kontrast und nichts weiter.
Ob es beim Supergraphic von Rollei genau darum ging, lkann ich mir nicht vorstellen. Warum würde man ihn dann in einem schmucken Holzkasten verticken. Und die Emulsion Ato ist mir auch von anderen Schwarz Weiß Filmen bekannt. Vielleicht ist es einfach ein Hybrid, der im Labor entstanden ist. So eine Ratte mit menschlichem Ohr auf den Rücken. Soll es ja geben...
