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these mad frames are the results of a wild experiment: I souped a Lomochrome purple film in food supplements, baking powder & vinegar before I exposed it three times with the camera set on 800 ISO. I used various effect- an some colour-filters. The black dog you can see on some of the frames is my dear old Dhaja who passed away 5 years ago and still is sitting on the throne inside of my heart, a true royal majesty!
these mad frames are the results of a wild experiment: I souped a Lomochrome purple film in food supplements, baking powder & vinegar before I exposed it three times with the camera set on 800 ISO. I used various effect- an some colour-filters. The black dog you can see on some of the frames is my dear old Dhaja who passed away 5 years ago and still is sitting on the throne inside of my heart, a true royal majesty!
these mad frames are the results of a wild experiment: I souped a Lomochrome purple film in food supplements, baking powder & vinegar before I exposed it three times with the camera set on 800 ISO. I used various effect- an some colour-filters. The black dog you can see on some of the frames is my dear old Dhaja who passed away 5 years ago and still is sitting on the throne inside of my heart, a true royal majesty!
these mad frames are the results of a wild experiment: I souped a Lomochrome purple film in food supplements, baking powder & vinegar before I exposed it three times with the camera set on 800 ISO. I used various effect- an some colour-filters. The black dog you can see on some of the frames is my dear old Dhaja who passed away 5 years ago and still is sitting on the throne inside of my heart, a true royal majesty!
these mad frames are the results of a wild experiment: I souped a Lomochrome purple film in food supplements, baking powder & vinegar before I exposed it three times with the camera set on 800 ISO. I used various effect- an some colour-filters. The black dog you can see on some of the frames is my dear old Dhaja who passed away 5 years ago and still is sitting on the throne inside of my heart, a true royal majesty!
these mad frames are the results of a wild experiment: I souped a Lomochrome purple film in food supplements, baking powder & vinegar before I exposed it three times with the camera set on 800 ISO. I used various effect- an some colour-filters. The black dog you can see on some of the frames is my dear old Dhaja who passed away 5 years ago and still is sitting on the throne inside of my heart, a true royal majesty!
With low ISO and a small exposure latitude, this impactful black and white film navigates inter-tonal shifts with ease resulting in rich, low grain depictions with vibrant micro-contrast. The Fantôme Kino B&W Film brings scenes to life, capturing life’s most evocative moments in show stopping black and white splendor. Photo by Banyong Ngamwilai.
