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I loaded one of my favorite 35mm toy cameras, the Ocean OX-2, with this gem of a film found at a thrift store. The film was Scotch Branded 3M color negative 35mm film, which was stored in unknown, but undoubtedly sub-optimal conditions at the thrift store. This shot is of an explored rail-yard in Oviedo close by home.
I loaded one of my favorite 35mm toy cameras, the Ocean OX-2, with this gem of a film found at a thrift store. The film was Scotch Branded 3M color negative 35mm film, which was stored in unknown, but undoubtedly sub-optimal conditions at the thrift store. This shot is of an explored abandoned house in Oviedo close by home. The film came back with a large bend in it, which produced the strange purple area upon scanning.
This shot was taken on film taken out of the back of a thrift store camera, and I am afraid I forgot what canister it was in. I shot a whole roll through the Holga but only 4 shots came out at all. The film has no percievable markings on any of the frames, even those which were unexposed. The film was monochrome, but had an interesting edge effect when scanned in color. This shot was taken in Asheville NC while on a hike in the snow.
This film was found in the back of a thrift store camera. I loaded the expired and uncared for Seattle Filmworks 200 film into my Holga 120N. This shot was taken in the small town of Glynvilla GA as we made our way north. What you see is what I got, and I only cropped out the missing top of this frame.
This film was taken out of the back of a thrift store camera and put right into my Holga 120N. The film must have gotten very hot, as when it was scanned in the colors were only red and blue and there was significant signs of warping due to heat. I was able to desaturate the scan to salvage some images.
This is a shot from the test roll shot through the Kalimar MX-2. I used BW film only because there was a lot of it in our stock, but subsequent test rolls have been color, as it allows more of the camera's personality to come through.
This shot was taken during a road trip north taken in January 2011. I ran into somebody's yard and snapped this picture of their barn. I got into the car and drove off just as the kids who had disappeared into the house reemerged accompanied by their father.
This shot was taken during a road trip north taken in January 2011. Taking the back roads through Georgia south, there were many farms and I snapped this picture of the silos from the car while driving.
Shot a test roll through the B-100 to see if the lightleaks were reproducible. This was a shot taken right before dropping off the roll at the local one hour lab. The sky had a brooding quality that day.
Underexposed multi layered photo. I can imagine there is a true sense of wonder and isolation soaring above the clouds in a baloon looking down on Earth. There are a lot of reasons this lomograph is one of my favorites. It is my most popular lomograph. It is a double exposure and I love doubles. I also love hot air balloons and hope to one day ride in one.
