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Sometimes, instant gratification just trumps everything else. But instant photos are normally limited in terms of creativity, since their primary function lies in a one-dimensional plane. I discovered how to up the ante with my Fuji Instax Minii 7s, and mix things up with our favorite technique -- Multiple Exposures!
Anyone who has spent enough time in the Lomo Society will have a faint idea of some popular tricks people like to do which give you great results! So this Tipster is for all the Lomo-Beginners out there!
Since I arrived in French Polynesia in July 2009, perhaps it's the most frequent question I heard from my family, friends, and people I left in Europe. How do I answer this question precisely and honestly? I will try to do this now...
23 May 2011
Our creative team working on the health caravan was expected to report at the project site after lunch that Monday morning so we had much time to enjoy the sun and the beach. We were all enthralled to see how fisherfolks of the Lingayen Gulf - young and old - tried to pull a large and long net from the sea in slow rhythmic patterns. While waiting for them to finally pull to shore the entire net, me and my friends managed to do a quick pictorial with them riding the pedicab of one of the fishermen.
New to Lomography? Have you been wondering how other people have been able to blend pictures together? With the technique of multiple exposures, that's how!
