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I had a good time with this roll...first I collected textures with a wide angle lens. I looked for situations with radiating lines to try to make some perspective effects. Then I rewound the roll and used two different fisheyes and misc lenses for the second layer. I overexposed just a little bit but will try this technique again with some different films.
I had a good time with this roll...first I collected textures with a wide angle lens. I looked for situations with radiating lines to try to make some perspective effects. Then I rewound the roll and used two different fisheyes and misc lenses for the second layer. I overexposed just a little bit but will try this technique again with some different films.
I read this great article last week about how to make a bokeh kit yourself. I couldn´t wait for it. I wanted to try this on my own, and I really like the result :)
I've just found some more of the first photos I took with my Diana Mini F+ in 2012. Only the ones in B&W have been played about with, the rest are as I shot them & originally developed.
The Diana Baby 110 is super small, perfect for bringing along wherever you go. With this baby by your side, you can take beautiful photos that are absolutely mind-blowing!
I am not at all impressed with this film. It's very grainy and it does not have a lot of contrast. Worse, my cousin looks like a purple smurfette in it. // I realized when people started asking that I should probably post the ISO I used... I used 100 ISO but these are shot at the beach so they're probably a tad overexposed like all beach shots are. xo
I am back and have decided to give Lomography another go.
I was bored one night and itching to shoot. My boyfriend's apartment looks so much like a set from one of David Lynch's movies, courtesy of his roommate, so I decided to do a David Lynch- inspired photo shoot.
I wrote about the photo shoot on my blog too! Check it out >>> http://talesbehindportraits.com/2012/06/12/delving-into-disturbia/.
I am really not very happy with the BelAir camera and am kinda regretting that I bought it. Not only did the physical camera fall apart on me a few hours after I took it out of the box but the lenses are also not very good. I like the idea of it's format flexibility, though, and I might buy some of the glass lenses... maybe I can get better results then...
i got these really outdated B&Ws from eBay. I was so excited when I got the negatives back and saw that they looked moldy.
THE MOLDY LOOK AND THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THE CIRCULAR BALLOONS AND THE POINTED WIND TURBINES ARE WHAT I LOVE ABOUT THIS SHOT.
