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First shots with the new Lomography Lobster 110 Redscale.
Taken by hanshendley using Lobster 110 Redscale film. This photo can also be found in the album Red Lobster.
8 comments
sobetion
Wonderfulllllllllllllllllllllll!!!!!!
hanshendley
Thanks @sobetion!
deryosch
this is magnificent!!!
alicebee
Seriously, I bought a baby fisheye ONLY because of this pic ! But I tried to do the same and my picture sucks, it didn't work out : light rectangles appeared between eached photo and it doesn't look as good as you :'(... Any advise ? Did you use the baby fisheye 110?
alicebee
(Sorry for sounding so obsessed, I just really LOVE your pictures !)
hanshendley
@alicebee Well I checked on this and as it turns out the roll I shot this on was a pre-release of the red lobster film that I was sent to test. It didn't have the frame rectangles on it. I was excited to see this and hoped that the final version would be the same so I could do it again but no such luck. A similar effect could be achieved with a Diana F+ and Fisheye lens though! I hope you are enjoying your fisheye baby regardless!
hanshendley
@alicebee and thank you for the kind words :)
alicebee
Okay now I understand !! Thank you so much for the answer :) !