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We had a great time on this little road trip. Sadly about a quarter of the photo that I shot were lost because of a failure in my cameras shutter. I shot all speeds of film and all brands. I would just grab a roll, load it and shoot away indiscriminately. Just got my OM-1 back from the repair shop today and it is good as new. Such a great little workhouse camera.
With the LC-Wide, you can capture the wonderful world with a camera that's just as compact as the Lomographer's favourite LC-A+ but upgraded with an ultra-wide 17mm lens that produces stunning vignettes, wild colors and contrast, and packed with features!
The first anniversary of Analogue Alberta coincided with Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day. We celebrated with an entire weekend of pinhole shooting, starting at Elbow Falls and eventually ending up in downtown Calgary.
This is the first time I have used the pinhole setting on the Diana F+, and I am very happy with the results.
D and G in a very private, yet public, contact Improvisation performance in Hyde Park. To capture the contradiction of having such an intimate performance in such an open space, I chose to shoot with the amazing Kodak Aerochrome Color Infrared film.
A small tour through the Paradiespark in Jena. Who said that you need green trees for nice infrared pics? I like the extreme contrast between light and shadow using infrared film and filter. It was worth a try to shoot IR in fall.
20mm lens, external viewfinder and 720nm filter. The stuff is a bit over, but I still like it. Shot as 400 with the filter applied, developed as 400 in 1+50 R09 (Rodinal).
Infrared Photos, taken on a very hazy day at Deukmejian Wilderness Park, with the Fuji GW690III camera, through a Hoya R72 filter, on Efke ir 820 120 infrared film, making 6X9cm negatives.
How much do i love B&W infrared??? These are my first shots with this amazing film. I am in love... I can not stop thinking about shooting with this film. Dear Holga, thank you.
Infrared Photos, taken on a very hazy day at Deukmejian Wilderness Park, with the Fuji GW690III camera, through a Hoya R72 filter, on Efke ir 820 120 infrared film, making 6X9cm negatives.
20mm lens, external viewfinder and 720nm filter. The stuff is a bit over, but I still like it. Shot as 400 with the filter applied, developed as 400 in 1+50 R09 (Rodinal).
20mm lens, external viewfinder and 720nm filter. The stuff is a bit over, but I still like it. Shot as 400 with the filter applied, developed as 400 in 1+50 R09 (Rodinal).
How much do i love B&W infrared??? These are my first shots with this amazing film. I am in love... I can not stop thinking about shooting with this film. Dear Holga, thank you.
A small tour through the Paradiespark in Jena. Who said that you need green trees for nice infrared pics? I like the extreme contrast between light and shadow using infrared film and filter. It was worth a try to shoot IR in fall.
Infrared Photos, taken on a very hazy day at Deukmejian Wilderness Park, with the Fuji GW690III camera, through a Hoya R72 filter, on Efke ir 820 120 infrared film, making 6X9cm negatives.
Infrared Photos, taken on a very hazy day at Deukmejian Wilderness Park, with the Fuji GW690III camera, through a Hoya R72 filter, on Efke ir 820 120 infrared film, making 6X9cm negatives.
