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Rummaging through my analogue archives I found those slides from the eighties, coming back to the very camera I used that time. Yet the focus hadn't change very much since then I realized.
Rummaging through my analogue archives I found those slides from the eighties, coming back to the very camera I used that time. Yet the focus hadn't change very much since then I realized.
Rummaging through my analogue archives I found those slides from the eighties, coming back to the very camera I used that time. Yet the focus hadn't change very much since then I realized.
Rummaging through my analogue archives I found those slides from the eighties, coming back to the very camera I used that time. Yet the focus hadn't change very much since then I realized.
Rummaging through my analogue archives I found those slides from the eighties, coming back to the very camera I used that time. Yet the focus hadn't change very much since then I realized.
Decided to wing it and just shoot this roll mostly without metering. I like the overexposed look as long as it doesn't go too far. This roll differs from my previous tried with this film in that the images aren't the bright blue that I got with all the others. It may be a different batch though as I bought more rolls on Ebay.
Bob or lostlittlekid, a lomographer from England. >> http://www.lomography.com/homes/lostlittlekid | Bob and me double the concept --A-Z-- into this album | He did all A-Z, I did R-D (Random) hahaha :D | cheat? no..oh okay yes | Btw, 6 months already but finally here it is. Enjoy and thanks, Bob!
The old and abandoned railway track at Rifle Range rd holds a thousand memories for many Singaporeans. Do check this album out on my perspective on it.
The Ami 66 is a Polish made Diana type plastic camera, made in the early 70's. The design is so cool and artsy, I love it! http://www.lomography.com/magazine/reviews/2008/12/07/ami-66-the-polish-holga
These tiny kidney shaped bakelite plastic cameras have the coolest Deco look to them. They shoot 127 roll film and are very simple point and shoot type units. Love the fact that they have strap lugs so you can hang them on your neck as fashion accessories....LIKE ALL LOMO CAMERAS should. Hint hint LSI! :D Anyhow, there are better 127 cameras out there but these are a lot of fun and they often come up on the big auction site for reasonable prices. The originals were made in the Czech Republic but later examples came out of France. They also made larger 620 roll film examples. All have that great Deco design.
These tiny kidney shaped bakelite plastic cameras have the coolest Deco look to them. They shoot 127 roll film and are very simple point and shoot type units. Love the fact that they have strap lugs so you can hang them on your neck as fashion accessories....LIKE ALL LOMO CAMERAS should. Hint hint LSI! :D Anyhow, there are better 127 cameras out there but these are a lot of fun and they often come up on the big auction site for reasonable prices. The originals were made in the Czech Republic but later examples came out of France. They also made larger 620 roll film examples. All have that great Deco design.
