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unfortunately the conditions (light) were really bad so the shots didn´t turn out that well. and i made a few mistakes while shooting. need to get to know the camera better: mainly framing!
anyway my first impression is very good. AND: THIS CAMERA IS AN EYE-CATCHER! i had it around my neck while strolling and everyone was looking at the camera. got asked about it two times while walking around.
The tipster section of the lomography magazine is something that always interests me - specially reading about crazy experiments with films. The dishwasher experiment by the lab rats at the lomo headquarter resulted in awesome shots that really made me say Wow! I also thought I should give it a try. During breaks between outreach performances to flood-affected communities, I had the time to make my crazy attempt. But the problem was I don't have a dishwasher at home. While I immediately thought the washing machine may be a good substitute, I was a bit concerned about the water temperature and the cycle time. Undaunted with my limitations, I opted to approximate the same effect by simply boiling my films and giving them a cold bath and drying afterwards as the tipster suggested. The results on the doubles I did on vintage portraits and images of paintings by renowned graffiti artist Basquiat I must say are very encouraging. This is the first of two albums.
