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This friendly girl from Singapore loves doing multiple exposure shots and exchanging films and stories with her fellow Lomographers. Let's all cheer for the enthusiastic lomographer Norlizah, most popularly known in the Community as stonerfairy, our LomoGuru of the Week!
Taken in Yecla (Murcia, Spain) with a Lomography Diana F+ camera, loaded with Ilford HP5 Plus 400 film (120mm) and using 38mm superwide angle lenses. Self developed at home.
The house were I lived my first year of life.
Taken in Yecla (Murcia, Spain) with a Lomography Diana F+ camera, loaded with Ilford HP5 Plus 400 film (120mm) and using 38mm superwide angle lenses. Self developed at home.
Jasper.
Taken in Yecla (Murcia, Spain) with a Lomography Diana F+ camera, loaded with Ilford HP5 Plus 400 film (120mm) and using 38mm superwide angle lenses. Self developed at home.
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Taken in Valencia (Spain) with a Lomography Diana F+ camera, loaded with Ilford HP5 Plus 400 film (120mm) and using 38mm superwide angle lenses. Self developed at home.
Jasper.
Taken in Yecla (Murcia, Spain) with a Lomography Diana F+ camera, loaded with Ilford HP5 Plus 400 film (120mm) and using 38mm superwide angle lenses. Self developed at home.
An Argentinean writer and photographer living in the Pacific Northwest, Lorraine Healy is a long-time fan of plastic cameras and is the author of "Tricks With A Plastic Wonder," a manual for achieving better results with a Holga camera, available in eBook form at Amazon.com. In this article, Healy explains how she fell hard in love with the Lomography XPro Slide 200 film and why she takes it on her many travels.
I had an #Actionsampler which is not working anymore. I found it with a film inside and thought that film was empty and put it to #FisheyeOne and I did shot! Then I saw that film was not empty and that's why there is something experimental ahah!
