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Shaun used Diana mini camera & he send me Kodak Gold ISO 400 film 24 exposure. Unfortunately so many frame of my shoot with Fisheye 2 camera and D.I.Y. redscale the Kodak Gold 400 film 24 exposure were not shown at the photo T-T By the way you should also checked his result with my film https://www.lomography.com/homes/_smg_/albums/1911788-filmswap-autumn-2012-hervinsyah quite happy because that was his filmswap debut =)
Had to do some tech service for a lecture; typically do. Switched mid roll from my FT2 over to my F3 when I found a spider in my room. >.> little blurry needed more light; but I wanted to try out my new DW-4.
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.
Turquoise EBS (Exposing both sides of the film). I had no idea what colors would appear when reversing Lomography Turquoise XR100-400. Upper half is normal side, lower half is reversed side. Turned out so blue! Should I call it bluescale? ISO200 for normal side, 100 for reversed side.
Autumn with Zenit-E with Helios 44-2 and expired Fujichrome Sensia 100. Thank you so much for the Sensia, my dear @schugger! :-) I absolutely love the colors! :-)
Autumn with Zenit-E with Helios 44-2 and expired Fujichrome Sensia 100. Thank you so much for the Sensia, my dear @schugger! :-) I absolutely love the colors! :-)
I was stranded in Kasakhstan with plenty of time on my hand. But suddenly I bumped into the charming Aizhan Bekmukhamedova, who is running the fashion web-portal http://look.tm/ in Almaty. I asked her, if she would help me to organize a local fashion-shooting and within hours she came up with a handful of great models. This will be the second album of this series.
Even though you could possible see polar bears in svalbard, as they are the original habitants of the island, there are only few, who actually had real encounters. But no worries. You definitely have a rendevouz with the white predator at the airport in Longyearbyen in 2D or in realz but deadz...
I couldn't be kept away from the shutter while traversing through the Parc Pendjari with Stéphane. Honestly, nothing much happend, but I tried to be creative, using different cmaeras and films. And as Vicuna came to africa a mere third time, I thought I ought to tackle this previously untouched album...
It might have been the hardest photographic conditions ever in the polar station of Ny Ålesund. Because of the polar night in November, there was only glimpses of light around noon, Other than that only darkness and the lights of the buildings in the worlds northermost settlement. I was taking my free saturday to walk around and to take shots. As i was limited to only little weight on my trip, I had to decide which cameras i can take. For panoramics I decided for the XPAN and the very wide wide wide 30mm lens. Because I knew I had to expose the hell out of the frame, with swing lenses you just have a limit on exposure times. For the landscape picture I might have exposed the picture up to 4 minutes. But it was cold and windy and did I mention cold? So I had set the distance, the frame and aperture in darkness. I used a gorillapod with a release cable and because of the low level and the darkness I had to assume and guess the distance to the objects. I was a game of trial and error. I learned a lot. I am grateful!
Went on an expedition with other Lomographers to Coney Island, on the Northeastern side of Singapore. Its original name was Pulau Serangoon and it was a family picnic spot. It was abandoned for many years and when the Singapore government decided to develop the Northeast for housing, it was turned into a nature reserve park. You can now cycle through Coney Island and there is even a lone cow (???) wandering around somewhere on the island. There are also many fields of wild grasses known as lalang which are great for taking photos.
