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i´m so so relieved that i can take great shots with this cam!!! anyway i still don´t know the secret of it. i will now switch the lens and try to do the same things i did with this roll: pull the bellows really hard to the end, use a tripod. i guess all of you that already took great and sharp shots didn´t always use a tripod but amazingly i took 5/6 with a tripod and the only one without is blurry. btw: @LSI next time you produce a new cam pls leave me a personal message so i can tell you upfront things you have to consider concerning tripod socket thread, release, viewer,… - it´s my 2nd roll and i used a tripod for 5 shots and already a screw went through the hole in the aluminium and therefore it´s already warped :(((
urban exploring in the ambiguous abandoned amusement park on a cold november sunday afternoon with my girlfriend Isabel and my dear friend Martina. quite impressive experience!
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inspired by a photoshoped picture i saw on tumblr i thought i could probably do this in an analogue way. my first try but it didn´t turn out the way the other pic was - but hey, this is analogue not photoshop. anyway i really like the ghost shot a lot. many thanks to a guy named flo (and his girlfriend) who passed by at the puddle and helped me taking this double.
Another image with an Australian theme, the quintessential Holden 'Kingswood'! It could be argued in motoring circles that the Kingswood was as Australian as you could get. Right up there with Aussie Rules Football, Meat Pies and Kangaroo's. The images presented here are actually a study in line, space, shape and form.
Large format photography just got a whole lot easier, less expensive and more accessible. Introducing the #LomoGraflok — the world’s first 4x5 instant back designed for Fujifilm Instax Wide. Photo by Jason Lee.
Large format photography just got a whole lot easier, less expensive and more accessible. Introducing the #LomoGraflok — the world’s first 4x5 instant back designed for Fujifilm Instax Wide. Photo by Dilokchai Ratanadilokchai.
Large format photography just got a whole lot easier, less expensive and more accessible. Introducing the #LomoGraflok — the world’s first 4x5 instant back designed for Fujifilm Instax Wide. Photo by Naomi Davison.
Large format photography just got a whole lot easier, less expensive and more accessible. Introducing the #LomoGraflok — the world’s first 4x5 instant back designed for Fujifilm Instax Wide. Photo by Naomi Davison.
We had an amazing trip in July. Two weeks of wonder in #Tanzania, between the discovery of wildlife, the beauties of Lake Victoria and the irresistible charm of Zanzibar. Here, by way of introduction, our trip from Lyon-Saint-Exupéry TGV station to our lodge in Arusha, via Roissy-CDG and Zurich airports. I occasionally shot for the first time with the new #CineStill 400 #Dynamic, not to mention the wonderful #Atoll wide-angle lens.
