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Doubles with fractals generated mostly with Chaos Pro 4.0, a freeware by Martin Pringstl, photographed with an old SLR, from an old CRT monitor with brightness set at painful, and, then rewound and with same SLR photographed assorted flowers around the neighbourhood. The film was developed and scanned at a CVS Photo Kiosk. The negatives look pretty dense. I think the riot grrrls at CVS helped out, somehow, at the scan. I didn't do much to them. Anyway, I'm proud of these. Enjoy.
Exposing both sides of the film (EBS). Shot colour negative first, then reversed the film and shot redscale side two days later. My biggest concern was that if the flowers would wither... (actually flowers in redscale has started to die...) Have a look at my article about this technique: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/01/14/tipster-how-to-take-symmetrical-images-with-exposing-both-sides-of-the-film-ebs
Exposing both sides of the film (EBS). Shot colour negative first, then reversed the film and shot redscale side two days later. My biggest concern was that if the flowers would wither... (actually flowers in redscale has started to die...) Have a look at my article about this technique: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/01/14/tipster-how-to-take-symmetrical-images-with-exposing-both-sides-of-the-film-ebs
Doubles with fractals generated mostly with Chaos Pro 4.0, a freeware by Martin Pringstl, photographed with an old SLR, from an old CRT monitor with brightness set at painful, and, then rewound and with same SLR photographed assorted flowers around the neighbourhood. The film was developed and scanned at a CVS Photo Kiosk. The negatives look pretty dense. I think the riot grrrls at CVS helped out, somehow, at the scan. I didn't do much to them. Anyway, I'm proud of these. Enjoy.
around for years in my house a couple of Dutch catalogs of flower seeds, filled with images of flowers of all kinds, colorful, hyper saturated, a real treat for the eyes as well as a great incentive to the purchase of these seeds. This album wants to be an homage to those catalogs.
Doubles with fractals generated mostly with Chaos Pro 4.0, a freeware by Martin Pringstl, photographed with an old SLR, from an old CRT monitor with brightness set at painful, and, then rewound and with same SLR photographed assorted flowers around the neighbourhood. The film was developed and scanned at a CVS Photo Kiosk. The negatives look pretty dense. I think the riot grrrls at CVS helped out, somehow, at the scan. I didn't do much to them. Anyway, I'm proud of these. Enjoy.
Doubles with fractals generated mostly with Chaos Pro 4.0, a freeware by Martin Pringstl, photographed with an old SLR, from an old CRT monitor with brightness set at painful, and, then rewound and with same SLR photographed assorted flowers around the neighbourhood. The film was developed and scanned at a CVS Photo Kiosk. The negatives look pretty dense. I think the riot grrrls at CVS helped out, somehow, at the scan. I didn't do much to them. Anyway, I'm proud of these. Enjoy.
around for years in my house a couple of Dutch catalogs of flower seeds, filled with images of flowers of all kinds, colorful, hyper saturated, a real treat for the eyes as well as a great incentive to the purchase of these seeds. This album wants to be an homage to those catalogs.
This is one on my favorite photos. I, rarely, used to try double exposures on my photos. But since I saw that one, playing with double and triple shoots in the same frame was one of my obsessions. I love how looks like it is raining flowers in this photo.
My Grandma's old vase left in her room in the abandoned family house.. the walls were covered of paint peels and humidity [2006 Kodak expired film, cross-processed, around 3 to 4 seconds exposure]
around for years in my house a couple of Dutch catalogs of flower seeds, filled with images of flowers of all kinds, colorful, hyper saturated, a real treat for the eyes as well as a great incentive to the purchase of these seeds. This album wants to be an homage to those catalogs.
around for years in my house a couple of Dutch catalogs of flower seeds, filled with images of flowers of all kinds, colorful, hyper saturated, a real treat for the eyes as well as a great incentive to the purchase of these seeds. This album wants to be an homage to those catalogs.
My first experiments with Tungsten film. I shot the first layer using my homemade flower mask at various locations. The second layer was shot at the new Science Center.
Doubles with fractals generated mostly with Chaos Pro 4.0, a freeware by Martin Pringstl, photographed with an old SLR, from an old CRT monitor with brightness set at painful, and, then rewound and with same SLR photographed assorted flowers around the neighbourhood. The film was developed and scanned at a CVS Photo Kiosk. The negatives look pretty dense. I think the riot grrrls at CVS helped out, somehow, at the scan. I didn't do much to them. Anyway, I'm proud of these. Enjoy.
Doubles with fractals generated mostly with Chaos Pro 4.0, a freeware by Martin Pringstl, photographed with an old SLR, from an old CRT monitor with brightness set at painful, and, then rewound and with same SLR photographed assorted flowers around the neighbourhood. The film was developed and scanned at a CVS Photo Kiosk. The negatives look pretty dense. I think the riot grrrls at CVS helped out, somehow, at the scan. I didn't do much to them. Anyway, I'm proud of these. Enjoy.
Doubles with fractals generated mostly with Chaos Pro 4.0, a freeware by Martin Pringstl, photographed with an old SLR, from an old CRT monitor with brightness set at painful, and, then rewound and with same SLR photographed assorted flowers around the neighbourhood. The film was developed and scanned at a CVS Photo Kiosk. The negatives look pretty dense. I think the riot grrrls at CVS helped out, somehow, at the scan. I didn't do much to them. Anyway, I'm proud of these. Enjoy.
First layer, photos with the Fisheye1 of the live concert that The young pop band, In Bloom, play in a shop.
Second layer of flowers around the city of Barcelona, with the LC-A+
it was my first walk with my Diana this year... so I tried also Diana splitzer for the first time. I guess I still have to learn how to use it ...lets say more creatively :))))
my second DIY red scale attempt, well expired Kodak Royal Gold 1000cn flipped and exposed at 200iso.
Not the reddiest of reds and not the freshest of films... LOFI is what i got... and like it I DO
It wasn't a completely cloudless day so I shot this 400 film at 200 iso. It lightened the color up but I'm still working on zone focusing. I guess you can tell I love tulips!
