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Not sure I like what this experiment got me...
http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/07/17/the-cloud-circle-mx-experiment
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Home developed with Rollei Digibase C41 kit http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/05/20/tutorial-rollei-c41-digibase-color-film-development
there is another shot of this bench from one year ago: http://www.lomography.com/homes/bloomchen/albums/1871037-horizon-perfekt-2nd-roll-not-so-overexposed-like-the-1st-one/photos/16621849
it drives me crazy that i´m such an amateur and not having noticed that there is part of my shadow on the pic. normaly i check this and change my position. *aaaargh*
@earlybird inspire me :) >>http://www.lomography.hk/homes/earlybird/albums/1842193-tribute-to-adam-yauch-aka-mca-aka-nathanial-hrnblowr-r-i-p/photos/16040021
Home developed and expired hybrid processed film. More about HPro2: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2011/02/01/handmade-hybrid-processing-hpro
Expose lower half first, and set a tripod upside down and expose upper half in the same way as 1st shot.
To turn tripod 180 degrees, I used two panheads.
About 10 seconds each. Using a cable release and black adhesive tape (to mask the light sensor of LC-A+). Vivid blue or purple colours are by trucks decorated with light bulbs. Needed patience and concentration...
When I was in high school, I found this poem by Christina Rossetti called "Remember". It's about losing a loved one. It spoke to me so much that it became one of my three favorite poems (the other two are by Shakespeare and Neruda).
When I started doing Lomography a few years back, I wanted to do a series inspired by this poem. Unfortunately, I never got the chance to. Then less than two years ago, I got my heart broken so badly and this poem helped me through that rough time.
The wound has long healed and I finally have the courage talk about moving on through my photos. So I packed my Belair and my amazing tripod and set off to Malibu - to shoot a series inspired by both the poem and my heartbreak.
Of course, the results aren't as good as they would have been had I used my Mamiya but I'm still happy, if only because I finally got to do this series and because it's a labor of love.
My boyfriend and I got up at 5 am to drive all the way to Malibu for this series. My hands and feet were freezing the entire shoot AND we got a parking ticket for it so I really really hope people will enjoy the photos, even if they're not amazing quality.
Dr. Jose Rizal, the national hero of the Philippines, was executed by the Spanish colonial regime on December 30, 1896. His martyrdom in Luneta (then called Bagumbayan, now Rizal Park) that fueled an already agitated revolutionary movement to gain Philippine independence is depicted in life-size dioramas of bronze statues. Textured my shots with vintage handwritten, typewritten or printed texts and maps. Lightleaks obvious in the shots.
i guess when you're in your mid 20's and you don't live in Manila anymore, and you visit these places leisurely other than that of a mandatory school trip, you appreciate the slightest details and see the beauty of everything uniquely Filipino
I was practically running on a new pair of bargain faux Crocs slippers I bought at the Harrison Plaza to catch the sunset at Manila Bay. There was a moment when the sky turned a bit dark like an impending rain was about to fall. But upon reaching Vito Cruz St., there was a clearing in the sky that allowed the sun's rays to majestically cast shadows along the road. So I walked briskly passing through lots of young men in white jogging in the opposite direction. They must be new recruits of the naval force. Finally reached the marina in time to capture the slow descent of the sun as it disappeared in the horizon and feel the sea breeze blowing against my face. Sunset is always a special time to cool down and clear the mind. Indeed a very relaxing sight!
A doubles project with my friend Pui a.k.a. dakadev_pui.
http://www.lomography.com/homes/dakadev_pui
Manila, Philippines meets Bangkok, Thailand.
I love the results, hope you like it too! :)
