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...and it turned out way too dark. The first three shots I really like, the rest I just uploaded to show you that this film seems to need a lot of light. It was really sunny and the shots are exposed at 200 iso, so, you can imagine what would've happened if I shot them at 400 iso.
Nevertheless, I love the colors and I'm sure, I will have a lot of fun as soon as I will have the right feeling :)!
I finally received my pre-ordered rolls of Lomochrome Purple, and decided to try one roll on my Holga, which I haven't used for ages, and my new Yashica Mat 124G. As it was a beautiful summer day, I put settings as following: playing with cloudy and sunny settings in N mode for the Holga, and varying the exposition between 100 and 200 ISO for Yashica, with playing with apertures and exposure time between f8 and f16 and 1/60 to 1/250 deending on shadows and sun. Some photos are the same between both cameras, to compare the render of the photos.
A stop on my way home from Iowa yeilded some great results! Took a detour to the American Gothic home in Eldon Iowa. This place was gorgeous! Sounded by wildflowers and set back on a hill.
A stop on my way home from Iowa yeilded some great results! Took a detour to the American Gothic home in Eldon Iowa. This place was gorgeous! Sounded by wildflowers and set back on a hill.
A stop on my way home from Iowa yeilded some great results! Took a detour to the American Gothic home in Eldon Iowa. This place was gorgeous! Sounded by wildflowers and set back on a hill.
I unknowingly loaded used spinner film from London into my mini and created my own doubles. On top of that, I also soaked the film in citrus-y goodness!
(One of my favorite places to go when I like to be by myself is on the boat docks by the marina. I like how the water sparkles and the silence is perfect.)
My favourite colour negative film so far. The colours are natural and I hardly see any grain in these photos(I don't really like grains). It is also very versatile.
Why so many pix of my cats? Not because I am kind of a pathetic grand'ma, just because they are perfect models: They are always available, they never complain, they don't pretend to be the model, they don't do stupid faces like chicken mouth, they don't complain that they are MUCH MORE pretty in real that the picture, they don't care about FB. Nevertheless if some people wants to play the model, please, LET ME KNOW!
And yes, I am a pix psychotic...
I was thinkin' about the best way to express not just my idea of energy, but also my IDEAL energy. My cat, in one of its powerful expressions, suggested me that ENERGY IS IN THE NATURE, in each and every creature.
We got the power.
Nota: Ningún gato resultó herido durante la toma de la foto... //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Note: No cat was hurt while taking this photograph...
;P
Accidental bulb picture, sorta trippy looking, and coincidentally minutes before I had a heat stroke and was sorta seeing this way in real life. Caught in dreams... and the heat of repeat.
This roll was largely unsuccessful. I tried to do a multiple exposure or two, and the switch being the same one that controls "B" and "N" caused me to have it on B most of the time without knowing it. I suppose it made everything surreal and dreamy, which is fitting since the whole experience where I was was incredibly surreal, and I had a heat stroke at one point, so the super trippy ones are a reflection of exactly how I was feeling...
(Obviously not really, but it sorta looks like it, eh?)
This roll was largely unsuccessful. I tried to do a multiple exposure or two, and the switch being the same one that controls "B" and "N" caused me to have it on B most of the time without knowing it. I suppose it made everything surreal and dreamy, which is fitting since the whole experience where I was was incredibly surreal, and I had a heat stroke at one point, so the super trippy ones are a reflection of exactly how I was feeling...
NO PHOTOSHOP - double exposed Kodak EIR (color infrared) Aerochrome film (E6 process) in a Holga 120 N camera with a Tiffen Red 25 filter - POTD 11/22/2010 - Thank you everyone for your likes and comments!
