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same story, in BW and with Olympus XA2 this time...
Don't worry, the horse will live some new adventures soon!
If you didn't see #1, have a look here:
http://www.lomography.com/homes/vicuna/albums/1834378-the-story-of-a-horse-1-lca-plusrl-instax
same story, in BW and with Olympus XA2 this time...
Don't worry, the horse will live some new adventures soon!
If you didn't see #1, have a look here:
http://www.lomography.com/homes/vicuna/albums/1834378-the-story-of-a-horse-1-lca-plusrl-instax
same story, in BW and with Olympus XA2 this time...
Don't worry, the horse will live some new adventures soon!
If you didn't see #1, have a look here:
http://www.lomography.com/homes/vicuna/albums/1834378-the-story-of-a-horse-1-lca-plusrl-instax
Kanak Cultural Centre of Noumea. The buildings are perfectly melting into the natural landscape of Pine trees, using local wood and traditional Kanak construction... an architectural masterpiece by Renzo Piano
Kanak Cultural Centre of Noumea. The buildings are perfectly melting into the natural landscape of Pine trees, using local wood and traditional Kanak construction... an architectural masterpiece by Renzo Piano
I had a little problem in this BW processing. I rolled 2 120 films on one spool and I didn't notice that the second film overlapped a great part of the first film on the spool. So, a great part of the first film wasn't almost processed and the second overlapping one was kind of glued on the other film but the pictures were all processed.... I was disappointed when I saw it but very quickly I was intrigued by the color of the second negative.... there were some great greeny traces from the other film that printed on this negative even if it was only BW films. So I quickly scanned the rolls and the colored one had some great pictures melting color with BW even if I don't know how these colors could appear? Chemical reaction from the contact with the other film? Anyways, I love the results!!
I had a little problem in this BW processing. I rolled 2 120 films on one spool and I didn't notice that the second film overlapped a great part of the first film on the spool. So, a great part of the first film wasn't almost processed and the second overlapping one was kind of glued on the other film but the pictures were all processed.... I was disappointed when I saw it but very quickly I was intrigued by the color of the second negative.... there were some great greeny traces from the other film that printed on this negative even if it was only BW films. So I quickly scanned the rolls and the colored one had some great pictures melting color with BW even if I don't know how these colors could appear? Chemical reaction from the contact with the other film? Anyways, I love the results!!
I had a little problem in this BW processing. I rolled 2 120 films on one spool and I didn't notice that the second film overlapped a great part of the first film on the spool. So, a great part of the first film wasn't almost processed and the second overlapping one was kind of glued on the other film but the pictures were all processed.... I was disappointed when I saw it but very quickly I was intrigued by the color of the second negative.... there were some great greeny traces from the other film that printed on this negative even if it was only BW films. So I quickly scanned the rolls and the colored one had some great pictures melting color with BW even if I don't know how these colors could appear? Chemical reaction from the contact with the other film? Anyways, I love the results!!
