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Family photos taken with my Grandfathers Zeiss Ikon. This was the camera that took the first photos of my mother (also pictured here) in the 50's and now capturing my daughter in 2011. This was also my first attempt at developing a roll of 120 film. pretty much everything that could go wrong did go wrong during the developing, so I'm glad the photos came out this well.
Lomography Redscale XR 50-200 is not a good film for my Holga 135 BC. The photos turned out unpleasant and almost half of the film was under-exposed. Probably won't load another redscale film into my Holga 135 BC again.
My second Lomography CN 400 shots. The photos look better than the previous ones because I used flash. And I did more double exposing in this film (since I didn't do much in the previous CN 400 album).
My second Lomography CN 400 shots. The photos look better than the previous ones because I used flash. And I did more double exposing in this film (since I didn't do much in the previous CN 400 album).
This is my first roll shot by my first Lomography camera, Holga 135 BC. At first I was worried about the outcome of the photos but when I received them from the photo lab, they looked awesome. Holga 135 BC is a great camera!