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These are from my first attempt with Color Infrared 120mm film! I realized as i was nearing the end of my first roll that i was using it incorrectly and many of the shots were lost. However, a few turned out great and i am sooo excited to try this again now that i know how to use it better... i think. :) Such beautiful film!
Shot twice with a splitzer (for ferris wheel. ISO200 each). Shot once without a splitzer, ISO400. My favorite colours came out, by Fuji Velvia100 and X-processed.
it was my first walk with my Diana this year... so I tried also Diana splitzer for the first time. I guess I still have to learn how to use it ...lets say more creatively :))))
These shots are from 2 rolls i "effected" before shooting.
The effects looks similar to the Revolog ones and i'm really impressed in the quality and diversity of them, i like them more than the "others" :)
These shots are from 2 rolls i "effected" before shooting.
The effects looks similar to the Revolog ones and i'm really impressed in the quality and diversity of them, i like them more than the "others" :)
These shots are from 2 rolls i "effected" before shooting.
The effects looks similar to the Revolog ones and i'm really impressed in the quality and diversity of them, i like them more than the "others" :)
Underexposed multi layered photo. I can imagine there is a true sense of wonder and isolation soaring above the clouds in a baloon looking down on Earth. There are a lot of reasons this lomograph is one of my favorites. It is my most popular lomograph. It is a double exposure and I love doubles. I also love hot air balloons and hope to one day ride in one.
I loaded a roll into the Nikon so that I could keep track of the exposure and shot it between iso25 and iso400. Some are certainly over exposed and some are under, but every frame on the film returned a scannable image. Unfortunately, I lost my notebook with a gust of wind into the ocean, so I can't share the actual findings.
Sorry for the BAD QUALITY! ;) They are ***1988***!!! ;) LOMO-Archeologic excavations!!!!
DON'T THINK THEY'RE MODERN PHOTOS! ;) These are my very old photos made with LOMO Smena 8M. I was a REALLY small ;) teenager back then. The film was probably SVEMA CND 64 ISO (only!!). It was a CCCP film, made in exactly the same country that 'begot' the LOMO LC-A camera. :)
I found it lately and decided to put here, on lomography.com, to let You know that the lomography is actually... much older than it officially is. ;)
LONG(er) LIVE THE LOMOGRAPHY SOCIETY! :)
Sorry for the BAD QUALITY! ;) They are ***1988***!!! ;) LOMO-Archeologic excavations!!!!
DON'T THINK THEY'RE MODERN PHOTOS! ;) These are my very old photos made with LOMO Smena 8M. I was a REALLY small ;) teenager back then. The film was probably SVEMA CND 64 ISO (only!!). It was a CCCP film, made in exactly the same country that 'begot' the LOMO LC-A camera. :)
I found it lately and decided to put here, on lomography.com, to let You know that the lomography is actually... much older than it officially is. ;)
LONG(er) LIVE THE LOMOGRAPHY SOCIETY! :)
