Taken by shoykhetd with a Lomo Lubitel 2 loaded with Kodak Color Plus 200 film in Nizhny Novgorod, Russian Federation. These tags describe this photo: 35, mm, tlr, 35mm, and trotters. Date: 2012-05-26. Time: Dusk. This photo can also be found in the album lubitel 2 + 35mm + hands - scanning mask = ?.
Please login to get more out of this site
You are currently not logged in, do so now to add comments, like articles as well as photos, submit to competitions, translate articles and gain access to unlimited photo upload! If you are not registered yet, go here to find out more about Lomography and join now! If you just want a limited account for now you can use Twitter or Facebook. We would love to have you as a member here!
5 people like this photo
Liking photos helps us to present the best ones to you and others. 5 people like this photo. 5 people like this photo: gotoarizona, suizidekid, tsingtao, alltheusernamearetaken, and adi_totp.
Where is this?
Nearby popular photos – see more
6 comments
alltheusernamearetaken
shoykhetd
@alltheusernamearetaken well just put a roll in here and stick the film into an empty roll of 120 mm (it would be a receiver). rewinding takes about 3 half-rotations. the hardest thing is to close camera because lubitel2 doesn't have enough space for a roll of 35mm film. but it can be fixed only with brute force. it is how I did it. so it's kinda risky)
shoykhetd
@alltheusernamearetaken well just put a roll in here and stick the film into an empty roll of 120 mm (it would be a receiver). rewinding takes about 3 half-rotations. the hardest thing is to close camera because lubitel2 doesn't have enough space for a roll of 35mm film. but it can be fixed only with brute force. it is how I did it. so it's kinda risky)
shoykhetd
@alltheusernamearetaken well just put a roll in here and stick the film into an empty roll of 120 mm (it would be a receiver). rewinding takes about 3 half-rotations. the hardest thing is to close camera because lubitel2 doesn't have enough space for a roll of 35mm film. but it can be fixed only with brute force. it is how I did it. so it's kinda risky)
shoykhetd
@alltheusernamearetaken well just put a roll in here and stick the film into an empty roll of 120 mm (it would be a receiver). rewinding takes about 3 half-rotations. the hardest thing is to close camera because lubitel2 doesn't have enough space for a roll of 35mm film. but it can be fixed only with brute force. it is how I did it. so it's kinda risky)
shoykhetd
@alltheusernamearetaken well just put a roll in here and stick the film into an empty roll of 120 mm (it would be a receiver). rewinding takes about 3 half-rotations. the hardest thing is to close camera because lubitel2 doesn't have enough space for a roll of 35mm film. but it can be fixed only with brute force. it is how I did it. so it's kinda risky)