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A few pictures that I took with my "casual" camera - the Olympus trip 35! I think the resolution can be a little fuzzy with this camera, and you really need full sunlight for best results. That said, it gets the job done, and I can hand it off to a friend to use without having to explain much. It is currently on a trip to Florida with one of my friends.
Wonderful, lovely, the ultimate public art forum. While there is the "Toilet of Modern Art" in Vienna, there is also the "Toilet of Stupendous Graffiti" in Minneapolis. ;-)
This is a roll of double exposed Agfa Precisa that I have been working on for a couple months. I was disappointed with how it turned out, and all of these photos are tinted due to the fact that the exposure was *really* off with this film. I guess it was more expired than I thought, because only the areas that got triple exposed really turned out. The skies have been cloudy all winter, so not much chance for any sun to help along development.
This is a roll of double exposed Agfa Precisa that I have been working on for a couple months. I was disappointed with how it turned out, and all of these photos are tinted due to the fact that the exposure was *really* off with this film. I guess it was more expired than I thought, because only the areas that got triple exposed really turned out. The skies have been cloudy all winter, so not much chance for any sun to help along development.
Wonderful, lovely, the ultimate public art forum. While there is the "Toilet of Modern Art" in Vienna, there is also the "Toilet of Stupendous Graffiti" in Minneapolis. ;-)
A few pictures I took of a friend this winter. I used some very old "homelife" brand film, which I suspect is actually Konica. It was very difficult finding days with enough direct sunlight to take good double exposures this winter, as it seemed overcast for months straight. I usually use very expired film, so I need all the light I can find.
A few pictures I took of a friend this winter. I used some very old "homelife" brand film, which I suspect is actually Konica. It was very difficult finding days with enough direct sunlight to take good double exposures this winter, as it seemed overcast for months straight. I usually use very expired film, so I need all the light I can find.
A few pictures I took of a friend this winter. I used some very old "homelife" brand film, which I suspect is actually Konica. It was very difficult finding days with enough direct sunlight to take good double exposures this winter, as it seemed overcast for months straight. I usually use very expired film, so I need all the light I can find.
