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Triple exposure. Shot cosmos petals (put on the black ground) twice and then shot at a foot tunnel (rat's eye view shot). One of unpublished photos for some reason.. Other photos of the same roll is here: http://www.lomography.com/homes/hodachrome/albums/2043950-lc-a-x-process-2014-november
Theme of this foot-tunnel is "sea" but turned reddish tone by using LomoChrome Turquoise XR100-400. Double exposure with red petals of poppy and which changed purple.
This old building in Nagoya is originally red but turned deep blue by using LomoChrome Turquoise XR100-400. Double exposure with a splitzer. ISO200 each.
Triple exposure. Twice with tulip garden, once with silhouette scene at an observation deck in Nagoya. Yellow tulips turned turquoise blue by using LomoChrome Turquoise XR100-400. ISO400 each.
Symmetrical double shot with using a splitzer. Cloth and umbrella are different, to check the color changes of LomoChrome Turquoise XR100-400. Originally blue umbrella and orange cloth (up), red umbrella and yellow cloth (down). Brige is bit green. Not sure why tree's bluish green didn't change much. ISO200 each.
Red tulips turned bluish purple, city scene went to blue (cyan), by using LomoChrome Turquoise XR100-400. Double exposure with a splitzer. ISO200 each.
Ghost shot (GS). Double exposure. Colors didin't change much by long exposure in tunnel. Here's my article about this tipster: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/252276-gs
I messed up and forgot I was shooting 6x12 so had a bunch of overlapping. This ended up being a fat roll anyway and I lost a bunch of it due to enormous lightleaks. Oh well, still fun. :)
I brought several films from Finland which were refused to be taken in labs because of their different qualities, so some of them waited almost 8 months to be developed....this is the fourth roll of film from those 'forgotten' which was finished in Slovakia (sunflower photos)
btw this is the first try of the Diana wide angle lens :)
I took some Lomography Color Negative 400 iso and inverted the film. You know, the ol' home made redscale. And the results are much better than when inverting lower iso film such as 100 and 200. I guess that inverting 800 iso would even be better!
01-18 // La Galana -
this is my test roll for my lomo location of the photokina 2010 free camera campaign.
I tried to shoot indoor with an 800 ISO film and bad light conditions. I bought myself some Ilford Delta 3200 ISO, I hope this will work out fine.
