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Maryana Klochko is a music producer, vocalist and film composer born in Western Ukraine, based in Kyiv. In her works she often works with the unconscious, through lyrics and vocal parts, she seeks a balance between the real and the fictional. She perceives music as storytelling, finding many visual images in the composition that come to life through sound.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
Maryana Klochko is a music producer, vocalist and film composer born in Western Ukraine, based in Kyiv. In her works she often works with the unconscious, through lyrics and vocal parts, she seeks a balance between the real and the fictional. She perceives music as storytelling, finding many visual images in the composition that come to life through sound.
Maryana Klochko is a music producer, vocalist and film composer born in Western Ukraine, based in Kyiv. In her works she often works with the unconscious, through lyrics and vocal parts, she seeks a balance between the real and the fictional. She perceives music as storytelling, finding many visual images in the composition that come to life through sound.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
I woke really early and drove 100km to be at the ancient, mystical ruins of Stonehenge by sunrise. It was a frigid morning (3°C) with a bitter wind, but at least it was clear, with plenty of sunshine. I approached the 'exposing both sides' (EBS) technique the same way as described in my first panorama EBS album here: http://goo.gl/ChwbE The only difference was that I had a changing bag with me this time, so I could flip the film onsite from the redscale side (which I shot first) back to the normal side. I froze my ass off out there, but I think it was worth it for these results. Hope you like 'em too...! :-)
