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werriston tarafından 2010-11-28 tarihinde paylaşıldı
This is the first roll of film I ever put through my Holga. I was on my first trip (of what would be many) to Western Australia with my then-girlfriend, Emily. The second day there, we walked to this beach near her house in Warnbro, near Rockingham, with her family's dog, Sally. It's hard to do justice to the impossible colours of the West Australian coast, but the Velvia captured them beautifully.
luobodingr tarafından 2005-01-10 tarihinde paylaşıldı
The Mount Tomah Botanic Garden is one part of Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens. They are located at Mt Tomah, part of “The Blue Mountains” to the west of Sydney and are specifically used for the housing of cool climate plants. These were all shot with a macro lens held over the LCA. (For details of how to do it – see my weblog of November 2004)
These were shot on Ektachrome 64T and cross-processed but the colours are surprisingly real (are they trying too hard in the lab? – I don’t know). I am still getting a lot of enjoyment out of these pics!
Negative color film processed in Rodinal and scanned as color negative ... More details on handmade black and white processing here: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2010/10/29/handmade-black-and-white-processing ... More details on macro shots taken with a Holga here: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2009/05/21/macro-focusing-frame-for-holga ... More details on how to modify your Holga aperture here: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2009/07/23/lovely-holga
(1) Go to the 'Where is this' google map at the bottom right. (2) Drag and drop the little yellow guy at the centre of the blue circle. (3) turn your 'head' and here's the tree ! : )
