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First exposure by @bluebear in Switzerland with Lomo Fisheye. Second exposure by @klawe in Germany, with a Minolta X700 with Minolta RF Rokkor 500mm f/8 mirror lens. Developed in Digibase C41, 45°C for 2 minutes
Photographer Christian Heidebur indulges into the lavish, psychedelic purple palette of the LomoChrome Purple film with photographs and multiple-exposures of the urban and natural landscapes and elements.
I had been longing for an F3 to fall into my hands for quite some time. Having spotted one at a local photo shop in Copenhagen, and as happy as I was with my performance by the end of the academic year, I decided to follow the "treat yo self" concept blindly. Once in my hands, I was so eager to shoot with it that my first roll didn't even last two days! No words to describe how pleased I am with the results! Enjoy! :)
Christian kommt ursprünglich aus dem Herzen Westfalens und lebt nun in München, wo er sich auch kreativ austobt. Die analoge Fotografie begleitet ihn dabei ständig. In diesem Artikel kannst Du einige von Christians Arbeiten auf LomoChrome Purple und natürlich auch ihn selbst kennen lernen.
Just got this roll of aerochrome developed using The Darkroom (great service) . These are aerochrome scraps hand rolled onto 127 rolls and shot through a Yashica 44. I've gotten some good stuff with this method but I managed to fog up this roll pretty bad. I think I know what happened so will try to fix with the next roll, but I still like the pictures so thought I'd post them anyway. Next roll coming soon.
This album had a wide stretch. There are some moments in banaue, where i not only hang out for pool, but also witnessed a ceremony with wrapped dead folks in the basement (check out my Herr Willie Article about Death in the Philippines). But it also holds traces from Manila, my last stop on this trip....