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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
As I got amazing results with a failed EBS roll, I wanted to do it again but under controlled circumstances. But did a small fail again. I first shot the redscale side, but when I reversed it back to normal side I did not tape it very well. So I came lose, got double folded and eventually it teared apart. So my second layer.... was defenitely exposed, but how and which side: I don't know. Let's give it another try.
On this pic you can see were the film tore apart; so ther was on part redscale side and the bigger part was on the normal side.
There is a local joke about horns. Trucks here are painted very brightly with all sorts of pictures. Sometimes the cab is highly decorated like a Christmas tree with drivers peering through the tinsel. On the back of trucks and buses, there is usually a message to remind drivers coming up the rear to toot their horns to allert the driver to their presence – rear mirrors are a fixture to tie your tinsel to rather than a device to see behind you. So the message hand painted on the back of trucks and buses is “Horn Please” and as well “Pheri Betaula” which means ‘see you again’ in Nepali. So the joke goes as that if you are saying good bye to someone, instead of saying ‘see you again’, you can joke, ‘Horn Please’! . . . Credit by : Mark and Ali Gill . . . keep your distance and don’t bump me ! Horn Please ;-)
Had an amazing time camping with my family at the Yosemite National Park. It's becoming a yearly thing for us and each time we go, we discover more wondrous things about it. This time around, we hiked 8 or more miles (mostly uphill) just to see and take a dip in an alpine lake above the mountains, discovered a beautiful and clear creek running through the meadows, met some prairie dogs running around in the wild, and had an exciting up-close encounter with a mule deer. It was truly an amazing weekend. I came back to LA 5 shades tanner but I felt so great! I could live in that park forever. // These are photos from the creek and another alpine lake, which is more accessible than the one we hiked up to and the one place in the park that I would always come back to see - here's one I've taken from it almost a year ago: http://www.lomography.com/homes/blueskyandhardrock/albums/1887151-the-lioness-adventures/photos/16969962.
Very much intrigued by some gorgeous night photography I set myself a challenge: get the best out of my camera, the film, and myself, in order to produce some beautiful long exposures myself. Needless to say that is no easy task, but for now I am enjoying the practice. And I feel things are improving.
__________ Home developed in Rollei Digibase C41: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/05/20/tutorial-rollei-c41-digibase-color-film-development
Very much intrigued by some gorgeous night photography I set myself a challenge: get the best out of my camera, the film, and myself, in order to produce some beautiful long exposures myself. Needless to say that is no easy task, but for now I am enjoying the practice. And I feel things are improving.
__________ Home developed in Rollei Digibase C41: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/05/20/tutorial-rollei-c41-digibase-color-film-development
