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An awesome film swap that I completed with @Furn7973. He used a Hasselblad Xpan and I used a Fuji GSW 690 II. With our forces (and some careful planning) combined, we managed to complete 8 sweet swaps! (His camera is set to take more pictures than mine, so some of the pictures are just his - the Fuji only takes 8 frames). Film Swaps are an awesome way to see different parts of the world, and get a chance to see your images taken through a new camera. :-)
I seem to have absolutely the worst luck with lomochrome purple. Every time I get my hands on one of these precious rolls, some technical problem arises that makes me think I lost my images. In this case, the winding spool broke inside of the film cannister. Thinking my film was done winding, I opened the back of the camera and accidentally exposed a bunch of the film. Ugh!! At least it's resiliant, and can tolerate brief periods of light exposure. Pictures are of me and my talented friends A and E, who both took pictures and posed. A used a canon AE 1 and E uses a Nikkormat.
I seem to have absolutely the worst luck with lomochrome purple. Every time I get my hands on one of these precious rolls, some technical problem arises that makes me think I lost my images. In this case, the winding spool broke inside of the film cannister. Thinking my film was done winding, I opened the back of the camera and accidentally exposed a bunch of the film. Ugh!! At least it's resiliant, and can tolerate brief periods of light exposure. Pictures are of me and my talented friends A and E, who both took pictures and posed. A used a canon AE 1 and E uses a Nikkormat.
I seem to have absolutely the worst luck with lomochrome purple. Every time I get my hands on one of these precious rolls, some technical problem arises that makes me think I lost my images. In this case, the winding spool broke inside of the film cannister. Thinking my film was done winding, I opened the back of the camera and accidentally exposed a bunch of the film. Ugh!! At least it's resiliant, and can tolerate brief periods of light exposure. Pictures are of me and my talented friends A and E, who both took pictures and posed. A used a canon AE 1 and E uses a Nikkormat.
I seem to have absolutely the worst luck with lomochrome purple. Every time I get my hands on one of these precious rolls, some technical problem arises that makes me think I lost my images. In this case, the winding spool broke inside of the film cannister. Thinking my film was done winding, I opened the back of the camera and accidentally exposed a bunch of the film. Ugh!! At least it's resiliant, and can tolerate brief periods of light exposure. Pictures are of me and my talented friends A and E, who both took pictures and posed. A used a canon AE 1 and E uses a Nikkormat.
These are the results of a very old pack of Polaroid 600 film that I bought on Ebay. I knew that the chemicals were probably all dried up (most shots didn't even come out at all) and wouldn't work well. I figured that I might as well make something out of the photos! I really enjoy using the Polaroid One-Step; it has a much different feel than a 100-series, and I honestly find pull-apart film to be very intimidating, haha. ^__^
I ordered some film labeled, "experimental" on ebay. It is Kodak HIE, but there is something wrong with the backing. It put all of these weird speckles on the back on the film.
I ordered some film labeled, "experimental" on ebay. It is Kodak HIE, but there is something wrong with the backing. It put all of these weird speckles on the back on the film.
The Minnesota State Fair is always the traditional end of summer. The end of warm days and long summer nights... culminating in a colorful multi-week celebration of carbs, corn-dogs, sno-cones, livestock shows, barrel racing, tractor pulls, craft shows, knife demonstrations, and every type of human under the sun. Pictures taken with my original Vivtar Ultra Wide and Slim, with *REAL* (not the repackaged Fuji) Agfa CT Precisa.
Hi folks! Here are the results of a daring Lomo-experiment with the amazing @furn7973. Film swaps are fun, but using expensive, rare, or hard-to-find film turns the pressure up to 11. One of @furn's specialities is the awesome infrachrome 400 film. I have used the film myself, and thought it would be a particularly challenging double-exposure project. If I were to do it over, I would probably use a darker filter for my images, as this film is *extremely* light sensitive. I primarily double-exposed with another relic; ORIGINAL Polaroid 669 peel-apart film. Some of the exposures never exposed, so I decided to turn them into a new project, rather than wasting the film.
Hi folks! Here are the results of a daring Lomo-experiment with the amazing @furn7973. Film swaps are fun, but using expensive, rare, or hard-to-find film turns the pressure up to 11. One of @furn's specialities is the awesome infrachrome 400 film. I have used the film myself, and thought it would be a particularly challenging double-exposure project. If I were to do it over, I would probably use a darker filter for my images, as this film is *extremely* light sensitive. I primarily double-exposed with another relic; ORIGINAL Polaroid 669 peel-apart film. Some of the exposures never exposed, so I decided to turn them into a new project, rather than wasting the film.
For a newbie I know I was pretty ambitious to load a 35mm on a Holga120N. Still getting the hang of it. But I hope I'll be able to get a full 36exp every time I had my film developed! :)))
Anyways, Lomography isn't about perfection. I think it's about accidental experiment turned art.
I got myself a Holga120N with one thing in mind 3yrs ago and that was SPROCKETS!!! Finally after that (3yrs) hiatus, I am back with more stuffs to share and with better imagination!!! :3
