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RedScale-Gallery by Lyocell

October 20, 2008 17 comments

Are you ready for another amazing RedSclae-Gallery taken by one of our handpicked film-testers?

Are you ready for another amazing RedSclae-Gallery taken by one of our handpicked film-testers?

Well, Philip Siedler alias Lyocell gave us the honour to try our new RedScale Film!

So what we got here are two extraordinary galleries where you can see what comes out if the Lomography RedScale-film hits very special autumn sceneries.

Horizon:

LC-A:

Other testers still got their cameras loaded. So stay tuned, you will find more amazing RedScale-Galleries here soon!

You want to do your own RedScales? Get your rolls here!

written by d_i_d

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17 comments

  1. vicuna

    vicuna

    Wow, this car cemetary is a stunning place. Great job Phil!! :)

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  2. mephisto19

    mephisto19

    great shots

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  3. stinketier

    stinketier

    great shots, i love the shots with the car cemetary

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  4. grenoouille

    grenoouille

    Holly Sh..! A friend of mine went to that cars' graveyard a few days ago! Apparently it is now closed to the public and will be cleaned up soon... what a shame! It is (was...) such an amazing place! Some trees are growing in the cars. It's just unbelievable! I wish I could have seen that myself too!

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  5. graefin

    graefin

    oh Lyo your shots are brilliant!!!

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  6. swieconek

    You load the film of your horizon wrong, on the right edge of your picture the image is not clear. You have to put the film under the second rol inner left of the camera to have it clear. Otherwise it's a nice effect.

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  7. superlighter

    superlighter

    wow! some of these shoots are....are... I can't find the proper word!
    BRAVO!!!!!

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  8. mephisto19

    mephisto19

    @ swieconek
    there has been a blog about that technique...

    http://www.lomograph(…)eferer=blog

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  9. lyocell

    lyocell

    thanks to all that nice feedbacks so far...I am now absolutly a fan of the REDSCALE films. And THANKS also to THE LSI for the great oppurtinity to be a tester. MERCI.

    @mephisto :o)

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  10. saviorjosh

    saviorjosh

    very nice galleries! congrats!
    i see lots of images of the famous bridge in Lucerne! i absolutely adore Lucerne!
    and the car cemetry shots are amazing too! once i found in shop in Lausanne a whole book of photographs of this place. simply intriguing.

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  11. aldo_mariano

    aldo_mariano

    Yes very interssant.

    I hope I can visit the cemetery car in Bern.
    I saw an article on the newspaper in Geneva.

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  12. swieconek

    @ mephisto

    On 1 side it's an error, on 2 sides it's an effect.

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  13. d_i_d

    d_i_d

    Job well done! Congrats!

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  14. tom_ashor_bhaan

    tom_ashor_bhaan

    cars and river and fantastic, well done Lyo

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  15. kylewis

    kylewis

    Great images, especially capturing the last days of the car graveyard(dodgy loading or not!!) ;))

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  16. hhh_lomo

    Surreal, never even heard of the Car Cemetery. Nicely captured. Enjoyed the photographs. - Hadi Habib www.hadihabib.com
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  17. weechonghooi

    weechonghooi

    great gallery lyocell~!!!

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