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Ich bin einverstanden.
Hello dear Lomo friends!! After a 2 month summer break (I was away with not much Internet) I'm happy to be back here! I found these very old shots I took before Photography bacame my eternal love. Shot in the 90s or the 2000s, quite possibly with a point and shoot Minolta Riva and films I cannot remember, at various places in Greece. I "scanned" the printed photos using Google Scan app with my iPhone. I can clearly see two things, one, that my favorite photography subjects haven't changed a lot since then and two, I think I'm getting better at composition and lightning! Let me know what you think!
Another "Blast from the Past" collection of old photos I shot before I took an interest in photography. "Scanned" from printed photos with Google Photo Scan App, with iPhone 6s.
Some more Polaroids. I found out that scanning them without the frame, makes colors and contrast pop! So I present to you both versions and let me know what you think!
Weekend trip down to Dungeness with a new toy! Messed up the dev, not long enough in the bleach I think (I tried repeating the fix, no difference) so nasty streaks in the sky.
Weekend trip down to Dungeness with a new toy! Messed up the dev, not long enough in the bleach I think (I tried repeating the fix, no difference) so nasty streaks in the sky.
Just a young fellow I met at the train station. I liked his look and his K1000. It's easy to have a friendly chat with a stranger when you share a hobby. And given how dapper he looks, it was only natural that I would ask for a portrait. Processed in Rodinal (1+50).
Last roll I could shoot with the Konica before the winding lever came out of alignment and the take-up spool stopped spinning. Seems like a fixable issue but it still sucks. I'm very happy with this last roll though. I had been wanting to shoot this film again for a while but most shops here never have it in store.
It's the first time this film gives me such weird reddish colors but it's quite expired, it stayed in my backpack under the hot sun for two weeks and it's been processed almost a month later so I guess it's not too bad
The night we all dissolve. People stared blankly at the light that was engraved in the sky, the longer they watched, the more frozen they stayed, so that they could only move their eyes without blinking. Slowly, their bodies began to fragment, little by little the soul and mind were dissolving with the light, becoming part of the path recorded in light in the dark sky, leaving only behind its dark silhouette as if thir inner light became part of a whole, of something much greater.
