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Old-school Lomographers know her as the queen of multiple-exposure Lomography. World Champion at the Vienna World Congress in 2001, Natalie Zwilinger was the trailblazer that inspired a generation of Lomographers to push their boundaries. Never satisfied with the safe approach, Natalie created a body of work that is to this day still beyond compare.
First time I tried Adox Color Implosion with my Minolta Dynax! All shots taken at Pilio, Greece. Like the grainy look, though I can't explain why they seem underexposed...the sun was shining, the ISO was set at 400 and Minolta has manual settings so I was completely in control of the light metering. I have one more roll of Adox to try! #adoxcolorimplosion #minoltadynax505si #Greece #Pilio #sea #lightleaks #countryside #spring #35mm
Meet the LomoApparat, the totally EXPERIMENTAL, incredibly WIDE and super EASY TO USE 35 mm film camera with a 21 mm wide-angle lens! Photo by Moka Wong, Gatis Lazdans & David Ully
Meet the LomoApparat, the totally EXPERIMENTAL, incredibly WIDE and super EASY TO USE 35 mm film camera with a 21 mm wide-angle lens! Photo by Sunsern Poontavee
Meet the LomoApparat, the totally EXPERIMENTAL, incredibly WIDE and super EASY TO USE 35 mm film camera with a 21 mm wide-angle lens! Photo by Hannah Brown
Ignite Ibn al-Haytham's legacy and become a master of light with the #NourTripletArtLens, the world's first spherical aberration control lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Explore three distinct bokeh levels, using a unique spherical aberration control knob to craft soft, classic and bubble backgrounds. Photo by Nick Collingwood.
Ignite Ibn al-Haytham's legacy and become a master of light with the #NourTripletArtLens, the world's first spherical aberration control lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Explore three distinct bokeh levels, using a unique spherical aberration control knob to craft soft, classic and bubble backgrounds. Photo by Ingridi Viruel.
Ignite Ibn al-Haytham's legacy and become a master of light with the #NourTripletArtLens, the world's first spherical aberration control lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Explore three distinct bokeh levels, using a unique spherical aberration control knob to craft soft, classic and bubble backgrounds. Photo by Kazuyuki Omori.
Ignite Ibn al-Haytham's legacy and become a master of light with the #NourTripletArtLens, the world's first spherical aberration control lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Explore three distinct bokeh levels, using a unique spherical aberration control knob to craft soft, classic and bubble backgrounds. Photo by Calvin Fu.
Ignite Ibn al-Haytham's legacy and become a master of light with the #NourTripletArtLens, the world's first spherical aberration control lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Explore three distinct bokeh levels, using a unique spherical aberration control knob to craft soft, classic and bubble backgrounds. Photo by Sunsern Poontavee.
Ignite Ibn al-Haytham's legacy and become a master of light with the #NourTripletArtLens, the world's first spherical aberration control lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Explore three distinct bokeh levels, using a unique spherical aberration control knob to craft soft, classic and bubble backgrounds. Photo by Yusuke Nakamura.
Ignite Ibn al-Haytham's legacy and become a master of light with the #NourTripletArtLens, the world's first spherical aberration control lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Explore three distinct bokeh levels, using a unique spherical aberration control knob to craft soft, classic and bubble backgrounds. Photo by Nick Collingwood.
Meet the LomoApparat, the totally EXPERIMENTAL, incredibly WIDE and super EASY TO USE 35 mm film camera with a 21 mm wide-angle lens! Photo by Elisa Parrino
No idea when it expired but this film was discontinued in 1994. Rated and shot at EI 10, developed normally in C41 process, and... wow. I've never been as flabbergasted by such an expired color negative film.
No idea when it expired but this film was discontinued in 1994. Rated and shot at EI 10, developed normally in C41 process, and... wow. I've never been as flabbergasted by such an expired color negative film.
