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twizzer88 tarafından 2011-10-17 tarihinde paylaşıldı
With this collection of photos I attempted to capture industrial, Victorian Manchester but couldn't avoid some contemporary elements entering the photos. I quite like that though.
twizzer88 tarafından 2011-10-17 tarihinde paylaşıldı
With this collection of photos I attempted to capture industrial, Victorian Manchester but couldn't avoid some contemporary elements entering the photos. I quite like that though.
No, it's not me taking pictures while drunk, it's the camera's mirror that is at an angle. I am sure I framed these straight up, but got a surprise afterwards.
Quite intriguing and crowded, this is the United Buddy Bears exhibition in Downtown Sofia. It's a message of peace, international understanding and tolerance among the nations, cultures and religions of this world.
One of my favorite lomographs, both because of the insane perspective, angle of view and kinky colours, but also because of the way it was made: a lens for APS-C digital SLR on a Full Frame film camera. Pictures taken with Sigma 10-20mm@10mm! Non-fisheye!
To see pt.1 click here:
http://www.lomography.com/homes/adash/albums/1866952-vidin-pt-1
These are views from the city of Vidin:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vidin
http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vidin
This is one of my favorite lomographs, because it shows one of the things that my cat really likes to do - sitting around and yawning aimlessly.
POSITIV FEINKORN FILM, PF2 by ORWO, expired 28 years ago. Results are inconsistent so far, since I haven't found the perfect developer for it.
Precise date: Unknown. They were all exposed and developed in 2011 and were patiently waiting to be scanned. All on various brands and types of darkroom paper. All "shot" with home-made pinhole "cameras", made out of tin cans and other boxes.
Rollei IR400, shot with an IR720 (720nm) filter. I am generally pleased by the result, but could be better - especially that strong vignetting in one of the corners.
