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Here are some shots from the first 2 rolls of film i put through my new M6. Apart from the EOS-1N for fast paced work, medium format for studio and portraiture I probably won't be using any other 35mm camera going forward, as this thing is incredible
After I see a tipster (http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2014/08/28/film-experiments-tea-soaked-film) on Lomography Magazine, I want to try it. so I soak a roll on tea for two hours and leave it for two weeks. Then I load it to my Nikon and shoot some picture at my friend's cafe.
After 20-ish shot, it jammed. maybe the drying process is not perfect, I'm not really sure. But the result is still cool !! and yes, I will do it again :)
After I see a tipster (http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2014/08/28/film-experiments-tea-soaked-film) on Lomography Magazine, I want to try it. so I soak a roll on tea for two hours and leave it for two weeks. Then I load it to my Nikon and shoot some picture at my friend's cafe.
After 20-ish shot, it jammed. maybe the drying process is not perfect, I'm not really sure. But the result is still cool !! and yes, I will do it again :)
Munich RE Headquarters in Munich, Germany. About three minutes exposure. P-sharan Pinhole camera. Fujifilm Velvia 100 slide film. Scanned on an Epson Perfection V700 using the Digitaliza Scanning mask.
A beautiful and nevertheless not boring day of the last summer! Held with my Lomo LC-A on Kodak Ektachrome ISO 100 EB3.Two Men´s with a one Mission.Goal was the Holidaypark in Haßloch, which with me in the proximity is.
Sushi party with friends from my basketball team. Mostly taken inside, so long exposure without flash, except for the last picture with candle, I recently got the Diana flash so I used it with Sprocket Rocket. And a few pictures to finish the roll. Sprocket Rocket with Fuji Superia 200 ISO expired in 2006.
