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Some views of the East Coast from Chincoteague, down to Topsail Beach in NC and then the aquarium in Wilmington, NC. Once again, this was over exposed. In my opinion this LomoChrome Turquoise needs about 400-800 ISO because 160-200 was just way too much light for it. Lenses used included Voigtlander 20mm and Zeiss 85 f1.4 (not the Otus, the older but excellent zf.2 one).
The first roll of shots I took while we were at the skate park in BA. I didn't feel great so I shot a lot from one spot they were hitting over and over, and then some assorted other shots.
it seems it's stones and signs, that interested me most, when I was visiting Monte Carlo with Vicuna. Maybe it's only because, it's the lc-wide, that comes always handy and you snap away, what you see first...
it seems it's stones and signs, that interested me most, when I was visiting Monte Carlo with Vicuna. Maybe it's only because, it's the lc-wide, that comes always handy and you snap away, what you see first...
I found this partially shot roll of expired EliteChrome 160Tin one of my LC-A's I had started, so I went hiking and finished it off maybe last month, not surewhen to be honest.
I found this partially shot roll of expired EliteChrome 160Tin one of my LC-A's I had started, so I went hiking and finished it off maybe last month, not surewhen to be honest.
Random test roll of E6 in through the Leica M6 - I find myself much more tuned in with C41 and E1 films when it comes to metering I like to meter off the shadows some it would appear as though E6 films don't really suit my style
Random test roll of E6 in through the Leica M6 - I find myself much more tuned in with C41 and E1 films when it comes to metering I like to meter off the shadows some it would appear as though E6 films don't really suit my style
When he's not creating mixes for his band Ladytron, Reuben Wu experiments with different films and cameras to create stunning dreamscapes out of natural scenery. Read on and learn more about him and his artistic process after the jump.
special thx to @mrmaart & his awesome girlfriend for hosting us, equipping us with bikes and pointing us to the best spots! We love that city and just once I managed to bring the right Film for the occasion! Big UP the LomoChrome 100!
special thx to @mrmaart & his awesome girlfriend for hosting us, equipping us with bikes and pointing us to the best spots! We love that city and just once I managed to bring the right Film for the occasion! Big UP the LomoChrome 100!
special thx to @mrmaart & his awesome girlfriend for hosting us, equipping us with bikes and pointing us to the best spots! We love that city and just once I managed to bring the right Film for the occasion! Big UP the LomoChrome 100!
special thx to @mrmaart & his awesome girlfriend for hosting us, equipping us with bikes and pointing us to the best spots! We love that city and just once I managed to bring the right Film for the occasion! Big UP the LomoChrome 100!
special thx to @mrmaart & his awesome girlfriend for hosting us, equipping us with bikes and pointing us to the best spots! We love that city and just once I managed to bring the right Film for the occasion! Big UP the LomoChrome 100!
The storm and its shenanigans came quickly. The water came in buckets from the sky, but then it was over as quickly as it started. the dark clouds gave the the scenery some dramatic touch...
The storm and its shenanigans came quickly. The water came in buckets from the sky, but then it was over as quickly as it started. the dark clouds gave the the scenery some dramatic touch...
The storm and its shenanigans came quickly. The water came in buckets from the sky, but then it was over as quickly as it started. the dark clouds gave the the scenery some dramatic touch...
Photography is not only an act of documentation or communication, it is also a way of seeing the world. The camera opens our eyes and lets us see what lies behind the obvious, we start looking at things as potential subjects of a photograph. Every leak of light unveils secrets that talented photographers turn into a piece of art. Li Hui is one of those gifted artists. We talked to her about her work and her sensitive photographs that picture a wonderful vulnerability.
Photos, probably shot by my late Uncle Herbert in 35 mm, scanned from a very messy contact sheet, ID'ed on the file folder as "Canyon de Chelly" in Arizona. I don't have the negatives. I am guessing the date as 1962-63, because he had a teaching contract job there in those years from his papers. The people's hair looks like early 60's College Hippified. The car looks like '61 Toyota Land Cruiser, and the pickup truck looks like '52 Dodge.
