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Attempted self doubles with galaxy photos with the computer screen. Unfortunately the day time photos completely wiped out the stars. But the night shots came out quite nicely. I'll have to try this again!
Attempted self doubles with galaxy photos with the computer screen. Unfortunately the day time photos completely wiped out the stars. But the night shots came out quite nicely. I'll have to try this again!
Attempted self doubles with galaxy photos with the computer screen. Unfortunately the day time photos completely wiped out the stars. But the night shots came out quite nicely. I'll have to try this again!
Night walk with ck_berlin and sushi_9009 at the Berlin fetsival of lights. ck_berlin made us "the ring of fire" which you can also see on his pictures http://www.lomography.de/homes/ck_berlin/albums/1766475-kiev-88-fuji-provia-100f-festival-of-lights-berlin-2011/photos/14517092
My lomobuddy and friend artichekt showed me his old 'hood' at the Rhein in Düsseldorf. We were so lucky with the weather and had a beautiful sundown. I really liked the buildings there, especially the Gehry Buildings. Thanks for taking me there, pal!
My lomobuddy and friend artichekt showed me his old 'hood' at the Rhein in Düsseldorf. We were so lucky with the weather and had a beautiful sundown. I really liked the buildings there, especially the Gehry Buildings. Thanks for taking me there, pal!
The first layer is a funfair in Oberhausen/Germany, the second layer is from our vacation on Texel/Netherlands. This is the second roll with my new LC-A, pretty pleased with the results.
A famous funfair at sunset, I just love the colors that the crossprocessed velvia film produces!!!
Sorry for the repetition, but I couldn't stop shooting that thing ;-))
That roll was a complete accident! When we planned our city trip to Bruges I took movie shots from "In Bruges" for doubles and shot one roll of film making all possible mistakes: Began without setting the exposure on bulb, then guessing the exposure time too long, didn't use a tripod, using the viewfinder of my Diana F+ not realising I was too close to the tv ...
I didn't use the film in Bruges and forgot about it. So I was really surprised when I got this film back from the lab. I had used it in my LC-A for radom shots in the last few weeks. I kinda like the outcome ;-)
The first layer is a funfair in Oberhausen/Germany, the second layer is from our vacation on Texel/Netherlands. This is the second roll with my new LC-A, pretty pleased with the results.
The first layer is a funfair in Oberhausen/Germany, the second layer is from our vacation on Texel/Netherlands. This is the second roll with my new LC-A, pretty pleased with the results.
The first layer is a funfair in Oberhausen/Germany, the second layer is from our vacation on Texel/Netherlands. This is the second roll with my new LC-A, pretty pleased with the results.
We went to a wedding of friends, Jenny and Marcel, and had a great party! The party took place in a reconstructed barn of an old farm with some authentic 'devices'. I took my Lubitel with me and just shot away as the evening went on.
My lomobuddy and friend artichekt showed me his old 'hood' at the Rhein in Düsseldorf. We were so lucky with the weather and had a beautiful sundown. I really liked the buildings there, especially the Gehry Buildings. Thanks for taking me there, pal!
These are from an old roll of Fujichrome Velvia which was loaded into Canon Sureshot years ago. A holiday trip brought out the camera last year and the film went in with a number of rolls of C-41. No one (not myself or at the lab) noticed and it got mistakenly cross processed. The resulting shots are wonderfully garrish.
These are from an old roll of Fujichrome Velvia which was loaded into Canon Sureshot years ago. A holiday trip brought out the camera last year and the film went in with a number of rolls of C-41. No one (not myself or at the lab) noticed and it got mistakenly cross processed. The resulting shots are wonderfully garrish.
I need to pay more attention to what I am doing with the Diana. I pull it in and out of my bag, changing the exposure setting and never checking. As a result, I get miss some shots and certainly get the unexpected.
These are from an old roll of Fujichrome Velvia which was loaded into Canon Sureshot years ago. A holiday trip brought out the camera last year and the film went in with a number of rolls of C-41. No one (not myself or at the lab) noticed and it got mistakenly cross processed. The resulting shots are wonderfully garrish.
