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Art has always been a part of New York City-based photographer Lauren Lepore's life. Mixing collage and photography, she just created her second zine 'Intimately Disposable'. You can also get a chance to win Lauren's zine by joining the giveaway!
@I_AM_ANIME was so kind to give that roll of Tasma Type-42 L ("expired like hell" he said) to me as a present when we met in Barcelona for #Exp20. Of course it got double exposed! :D I worked with a Lomo LC-Wide and my precious Yashica FR-1 both set on 200 ASA. More light would have been great but that's the way we learn: trial & error, right? ;) Dust, scratches and lightleaks on the negatives are due to some experimental handling which didn't work out well. I'll tell you more about it as soon as I can show it to you :)
@I_AM_ANIME was so kind to give that roll of Tasma Type-42 L ("expired like hell" he said) to me as a present when we met in Barcelona for #Exp20. Of course it got double exposed! :D I worked with a Lomo LC-Wide and my precious Yashica FR-1 both set on 200 ASA. More light would have been great but that's the way we learn: trial & error, right? ;) Dust, scratches and lightleaks on the negatives are due to some experimental handling which didn't work out well. I'll tell you more about it as soon as I can show it to you :)
@I_AM_ANIME was so kind to give that roll of Tasma Type-42 L ("expired like hell" he said) to me as a present when we met in Barcelona for #Exp20. Of course it got double exposed! :D I worked with a Lomo LC-Wide and my precious Yashica FR-1 both set on 200 ASA. More light would have been great but that's the way we learn: trial & error, right? ;) Dust, scratches and lightleaks on the negatives are due to some experimental handling which didn't work out well. I'll tell you more about it as soon as I can show it to you :)
An hour's walk on a sunny afternoon in locked-down Britain gave me the opportunity to put another roll of film through my Bronica ETRS. Some of these are duplicates of the same negative but with different settings on the scanner. I learning that colour is tricky!
An hour's walk on a sunny afternoon in locked-down Britain gave me the opportunity to put another roll of film through my Bronica ETRS. Some of these are duplicates of the same negative but with different settings on the scanner. I learning that colour is tricky!
@I_AM_ANIME was so kind to give that roll of Tasma Type-42 L ("expired like hell" he said) to me as a present when we met in Barcelona for #Exp20. Of course it got double exposed! :D I worked with a Lomo LC-Wide and my precious Yashica FR-1 both set on 200 ASA. More light would have been great but that's the way we learn: trial & error, right? ;) Dust, scratches and lightleaks on the negatives are due to some experimental handling which didn't work out well. I'll tell you more about it as soon as I can show it to you :)
@I_AM_ANIME was so kind to give that roll of Tasma Type-42 L ("expired like hell" he said) to me as a present when we met in Barcelona for #Exp20. Of course it got double exposed! :D I worked with a Lomo LC-Wide and my precious Yashica FR-1 both set on 200 ASA. More light would have been great but that's the way we learn: trial & error, right? ;) Dust, scratches and lightleaks on the negatives are due to some experimental handling which didn't work out well. I'll tell you more about it as soon as I can show it to you :)
My partner's daughter who I have known since she was 9 years old, but who I only recently felt brave enough to capture this intimately. She has a beautiful personality and I think it completely shines through here
@I_AM_ANIME was so kind to give that roll of Tasma Type-42 L ("expired like hell" he said) to me as a present when we met in Barcelona for #Exp20. Of course it got double exposed! :D I worked with a Lomo LC-Wide and my precious Yashica FR-1 both set on 200 ASA. More light would have been great but that's the way we learn: trial & error, right? ;) Dust, scratches and lightleaks on the negatives are due to some experimental handling which didn't work out well. I'll tell you more about it as soon as I can show it to you :)
@I_AM_ANIME was so kind to give that roll of Tasma Type-42 L ("expired like hell" he said) to me as a present when we met in Barcelona for #Exp20. Of course it got double exposed! :D I worked with a Lomo LC-Wide and my precious Yashica FR-1 both set on 200 ASA. More light would have been great but that's the way we learn: trial & error, right? ;) Dust, scratches and lightleaks on the negatives are due to some experimental handling which didn't work out well. I'll tell you more about it as soon as I can show it to you :)
