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100 iso expired film pushed at 400 iso. I was going to visit the Rodin museum in Paris.. and fell on the Dior defilé during the fashion week... I took very few pics (there were so many photographers..) but it really is another world with all those fashion freaks hahaha...
4th in a series of doubles with yes, my coolest friend in Vienna and also one of LSI's best lomographers.
I'm sure you've visited his lomo home but if you haven't yet, I urge you to...You must!
http://www.lomography.com/homes/suizidekid
4th in a series of doubles with yes, my coolest friend in Vienna and also one of LSI's best lomographers.
I'm sure you've visited his lomo home but if you haven't yet, I urge you to...You must!
http://www.lomography.com/homes/suizidekid
4th in a series of doubles with yes, my coolest friend in Vienna and also one of LSI's best lomographers.
I'm sure you've visited his lomo home but if you haven't yet, I urge you to...You must!
http://www.lomography.com/homes/suizidekid
Beautiful day at the LA Arboretum. It was Wild West Saturday so they had barn dancing and great music. A great place to lounge around and enjoy your Saturday.
I have always loved darkroom printing. Having seen @laurasulilly 's lovely handmade prints and her suggestion that she would like to see more, I decided to go through some of the prints I have. You may recognize some of these from their negative scans.
I have always loved darkroom printing. Having seen @laurasulilly 's lovely handmade prints and her suggestion that she would like to see more, I decided to go through some of the prints I have. You may recognize some of these from their negative scans.
This is another example of partial photogram, where I placed the feathers on the photographic paper before exposing the negative. I'm not so sure it works..............
This is the print of a solarized negative. You can get more information about this process at http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2010/11/13/solarization-adds-zap-to-negatives
