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at first i wanted to shoot at the abandoned jail in Bremen. on my way to the jail i came along this abandoned building and get in quickly for a few shots. someone started construction works and the whole building smells after cigar smoke...definately not abandoned...just look-a-like-abandoned ;-) ilford pan 400 pushed to iso 1600
at first i wanted to shoot at the abandoned jail in Bremen. on my way to the jail i came along this abandoned building and get in quickly for a few shots. someone started construction works and the whole building smells after cigar smoke...definately not abandoned...just look-a-like-abandoned ;-) ilford pan 400 pushed to iso 1600
Lomographer Martyna, also known as ciasteczkatynki in the community, recalls her first brush with film photography and how it inspired her to explore experimental ways of creating images.
hodachrome tarafından 2016-02-01 tarihinde paylaşıldı
From filmswap project with my favorite photographer Kennichi. I shot sunflowers in Gifu with LC-A+ first, then sent the film to him and he shot a portrait with his SLR camera at sunset beach in Chiba. His lomohome: http://www.lomography.com/homes/kennichi
hodachrome tarafından 2016-02-01 tarihinde paylaşıldı
From filmswap project with my favorite photographer Kennichi. I shot sunflowers in Gifu with LC-A+ first, then sent the film to him and he shot a portrait with his SLR camera at sunset beach in Chiba. His lomohome: http://www.lomography.com/homes/kennichi
hodachrome tarafından 2016-02-01 tarihinde paylaşıldı
From filmswap project with my favorite photographer Kennichi. I shot sunflowers in Gifu with LC-A+ first, then sent the film to him and he shot a portrait with his SLR camera at sunset beach in Chiba. His lomohome: http://www.lomography.com/homes/kennichi
hodachrome tarafından 2016-02-01 tarihinde paylaşıldı
From filmswap project with my favorite photographer Kennichi. I shot sunflowers in Gifu with LC-A+ first, then sent the film to him and he shot a portrait with his SLR camera at sunset beach in Chiba. His lomohome: http://www.lomography.com/homes/kennichi
hodachrome tarafından 2016-02-21 tarihinde paylaşıldı
Shot this from inside my car on rainy day. Appeared red maple leaves on silhouetted part. Rainy day is not bad.
Canon EOS7(rain view)/Lomo LC-A+(red maple)
hodachrome tarafından 2016-06-01 tarihinde paylaşıldı
Double exposure -"ume" (Japanese plum) flowers with sideshot of model. Colors of pinky flowers and skin turned blue, and blue sky turned orange by using LomoChrome Turquoise.
Borders of stones and water all around you, when you pass the Kuwol Mountains in Northkorea. Approaching Ulim Waterfall is a more impressive thing, when you view the world in panoramascope. But think about leaving over the ocean...
lomomograph tarafından 2016-01-19 tarihinde paylaşıldı
This album is a selection of my favorite early stage photographs. It was some 7 years ago when I was given an old FED5 35mm rangefinder to play with. At the time I was working in a camera and print shop and have had access to cheap film and free scanning, so I decided to give it a go. I had no idea how to take pictures with that thing, it even took me a while to figure it out how to focus on my subjects. Regardless of my struggle and lack of knowledge, the photographs I took were fascinating. It was a love from a first sight...and it's not fading...not a bit.
lomomograph tarafından 2016-01-19 tarihinde paylaşıldı
This album is a selection of my favorite early stage photographs. It was some 7 years ago when I was given an old FED5 35mm rangefinder to play with. At the time I was working in a camera and print shop and have had access to cheap film and free scanning, so I decided to give it a go. I had no idea how to take pictures with that thing, it even took me a while to figure it out how to focus on my subjects. Regardless of my struggle and lack of knowledge, the photographs I took were fascinating. It was a love from a first sight...and it's not fading...not a bit.
