Going Back To Basics: 1st Take on Analog Photography.

For a person like me who hates the feeling of uncertainty; getting a lomo camera was a big step. I was a bit skeptical at first, because i didn't really like the idea of not knowing how the picture will look like and only seeing the result after the films are developed.

But, after a couple of trips to Team Manila, i started feeling differently towards analog cameras and i found myself wanting to have a Diana Mini of my own. :)

And it turns out that it wasn't a bad idea afterall. :)

It is a bit challenging though, because i don't know much about lighting, ISO, diff. films, B and N setting. But luckily, after 4 rolls of film, i came up with 30 decent looking pictures. :)

Wish me luck on this new adventure and i hope that there'll be more pictures to come! :D

Photographer:
rubyjoyceanne
Uploaded:
2012-04-03
Camera:
Lomography Diana Mini & Flash Half-frame & Square Camera (available in our shop)
Film:
Fuji Superia 800 (35mm)
City:
Manila
Country/region:
Philippines
Albums:
Going Back To Basics: 1st Take on Analog Photography.

Feeling inspired by this photo? You can pick up the Lomography Diana Mini & Flash Half-frame & Square Camera in our Shop. We don’t stock this film, but our film category is full of great options.

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Manila

Country/Region: Philippines
Manila

Comprising 16 cities, Metro Manila is the bustling capital region of the Philippines. From historic Intramuros to trendy BGC and artsy Cubao, every corner of this metropolis has its own flavor. It’s an eclectic mix of jeepneys alongside horse carriages, centuries-old churches next to modern high-rises, and flea markets nearby massive malls. Whatever it is that fits your vibe, there’s a spot for you somewhere in Metro Manila.

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