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@gionnired and me returned to this special beach after a year. We went for a little swim and this time we chose late afternoon and waited for the sunset. Golden tones, high contrast, little waves and a wonderful view: the mountains that surround Palermo. A beautiful sunset behind the mountains, the best way to appreciate them./// One year ago: https://www.lomography.com/homes/-dakota-/albums/2133907-summer-recap-2-swimming-in-sicily and https://www.lomography.com/homes/-dakota-/albums/2120694-the-swimmer
I recently went on a family trip to south-west, USA. We were going to visit Bryce canyon, Monument Valley and other deserty places so I thought the LOMO Redscale film would add some extra intense effects to my pictures. Well, I did not expect it would go all the way and produce this end of the world effects... At first, I thought this happened because I let them pass through the airport X-ray machine. But no. The ones that were at home produced same base fogging. I would say the most critical problem of this film is the hole in the backing paper at the almost end of the film. As you can see it creates that artificial sun in your picture.
#RS_50-200 #quality_control #base_fogging #hole_in_the_backing_paper
