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Ich bin einverstanden.
As in the U.S., the Crimea has own West Coast. It lasts from Sevastopol to Olenevka. West Coast is very different from the south and east. And as for me, the West is the best ...
These shoots were taken on the noname black and white film for c-41 process.
Usually this film scans like black and white, but this time laborant made colorful scan and get sepia pictures.
Violet color on pictures caused of bad chemistry in lab where I was develop film.
Film soup with lot of a household chemicals.
You can see Alexandra's part of this film on http://www.lomography.com/homes/alexandra_krolikowski/albums/2009234-sea-sky-alex
Had to do some tech service for a lecture; typically do. Switched mid roll from my FT2 over to my F3 when I found a spider in my room. >.> little blurry needed more light; but I wanted to try out my new DW-4.
Weekend before New Years; spent down in Key Largo. Then we trucked it back up to Homestead; because of work and family. Then we rolled out to the Everglades for the Eve and spent New Years Day at Ms. Katies.
I've been sitting on some rolls thinking I'd get a few more together before going to the photo lab. Then I forgot them there for three days. Mostly just hanging out and using filters.
Wow, what a crazy week. I was terribly sick the first part of it; couldn't eat. All better now, katiealexjackson and me decided to wrap up the week in good health down in the Florida Keys. Love being home. It's always summer here.
Really digging this pistol grip; it really rocks on my F3. I have a shot or two with it on my Belair here; but looks like I'll have to get a better shot of it.
I'm a big fan of Cokin filters. Mostly because I was given so many and so many of their promotional booklets. They have all kinds of filters for doing multiple exposures. The one I used here is the Double Mask A 342. Two filters One with a black dot on clear resin. The other a All black filter is a little hole. In the booklets they recommend (in the 80's) you take a projector and photo graph slides you already had in order to create special effects. I just used a 32" screen.
I'm a big fan of Cokin filters. Mostly because I was given so many and so many of their promotional booklets. They have all kinds of filters for doing multiple exposures. The one I used here is the Double Mask A 342. Two filters One with a black dot on clear resin. The other a All black filter is a little hole. In the booklets they recommend (in the 80's) you take a projector and photo graph slides you already had in order to create special effects. I just used a 32" screen.
"Your favorite lomograph rumble": I chose this photo as favorite because I reminds me of great souvenirs with my friends. Apart from the souvenirs, I just love the sunset colours of the photo, and especially the happy look on my friend's face. A lot of fun!
Two-faced - that is the best description for our Photo of the Day. Two faces of one yet probably expressing something particular. It sure is interesting and captured in lovely analogue! (POTD 01.16.12)
One of the most stunning analogue photos in our Community these past few weeks, this Lomograph sure deserves this spot! Beautifully crafted and well-thought, check out today's featured Lomograph.
(P.O.T.D. 06.13.12)
