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I figure if Lomography teamed up with the guys who made the Zorki, Zenit and FED cameras to build tractors, they'd probably look something like these ;-). I took these shots at a vintage tractor meet in Luxembourg (where I grew up), way back in 1997. I can't remember the details, exactly, but I guess this was one of my first test rolls with my Nikon F50 (but they might have been taken with a Pentax Program A I had back then too — I'm not sure).
I figure if Lomography teamed up with the guys who made the Zorki, Zenit and FED cameras to build tractors, they'd probably look something like these ;-). I took these shots at a vintage tractor meet in Luxembourg (where I grew up), way back in 1997. I can't remember the details, exactly, but I guess this was one of my first test rolls with my Nikon F50 (but they might have been taken with a Pentax Program A I had back then too — I'm not sure).
I figure if Lomography teamed up with the guys who made the Zorki, Zenit and FED cameras to build tractors, they'd probably look something like these ;-). I took these shots at a vintage tractor meet in Luxembourg (where I grew up), way back in 1997. I can't remember the details, exactly, but I guess this was one of my first test rolls with my Nikon F50 (but they might have been taken with a Pentax Program A I had back then too — I'm not sure).
I figure if Lomography teamed up with the guys who made the Zorki, Zenit and FED cameras to build tractors, they'd probably look something like these ;-). I took these shots at a vintage tractor meet in Luxembourg (where I grew up), way back in 1997. I can't remember the details, exactly, but I guess this was one of my first test rolls with my Nikon F50 (but they might have been taken with a Pentax Program A I had back then too — I'm not sure).
I figure if Lomography teamed up with the guys who made the Zorki, Zenit and FED cameras to build tractors, they'd probably look something like these ;-). I took these shots at a vintage tractor meet in Luxembourg (where I grew up), way back in 1997. I can't remember the details, exactly, but I guess this was one of my first test rolls with my Nikon F50 (but they might have been taken with a Pentax Program A I had back then too — I'm not sure).
I figure if Lomography teamed up with the guys who made the Zorki, Zenit and FED cameras to build tractors, they'd probably look something like these ;-). I took these shots at a vintage tractor meet in Luxembourg (where I grew up), way back in 1997. I can't remember the details, exactly, but I guess this was one of my first test rolls with my Nikon F50 (but they might have been taken with a Pentax Program A I had back then too — I'm not sure).
Failed doubles. Portraits shot on a lc-m with a ringlash. Reshot with a nikon and a Dianaf+ 110mm soft tele lens.
I was so afraid to overexpose that I underexposed the portraits. Now I have Hidden Portraits.
Will try again ! !
Today I shot a roll of fuji 64T and a roll of Astia at high noon. At different speeds, to see how the film behaves. The Astia is pretty straightforward: excellent ! The 64t behaves different when underexposed.
These are shot at 29th december at 12pm. It was 12°C in the shadow, so 15° in the feeble winter sun. Last year, same time everytime was covered in snow.
