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These come from the same roll as my last couple of colour albums. They didn't fit with any of them so I thought they needed one of their own. They make a cheerfull collection!
These come from the same roll as my last couple of colour albums. They didn't fit with any of them so I thought they needed one of their own. They make a cheerfull collection!
These come from the same roll as my last couple of colour albums. They didn't fit with any of them so I thought they needed one of their own. They make a cheerfull collection!
I'd like to propose the terminology 'a+', meaning 'analogue plus digital enhancement'. There's a whole world of creativity to explore in the hybrid space between the two poles of the 'analogue versus digital' debate, and I think delving into that fertile territory is very much in keeping with the Lomographic spirit of experimentation and of pushing boundaries. (Obviously, though, I wouldn't enter these shots in any competition that says photos must be 'not digitally enhanced or manipulated'.)
I'd like to propose the terminology 'a+', meaning 'analogue plus digital enhancement'. There's a whole world of creativity to explore in the hybrid space between the two poles of the 'analogue versus digital' debate, and I think delving into that fertile territory is very much in keeping with the Lomographic spirit of experimentation and of pushing boundaries. (Obviously, though, I wouldn't enter these shots in any competition that says photos must be 'not digitally enhanced or manipulated'.)
I'd like to propose the terminology 'a+', meaning 'analogue plus digital enhancement'. There's a whole world of creativity to explore in the hybrid space between the two poles of the 'analogue versus digital' debate, and I think delving into that fertile territory is very much in keeping with the Lomographic spirit of experimentation and of pushing boundaries. (Obviously, though, I wouldn't enter these shots in any competition that says photos must be 'not digitally enhanced or manipulated'.)
I'd like to propose the terminology 'a+', meaning 'analogue plus digital enhancement'. There's a whole world of creativity to explore in the hybrid space between the two poles of the 'analogue versus digital' debate, and I think delving into that fertile territory is very much in keeping with the Lomographic spirit of experimentation and of pushing boundaries. (Obviously, though, I wouldn't enter these shots in any competition that says photos must be 'not digitally enhanced or manipulated'.)
I'd like to propose the terminology 'a+', meaning 'analogue plus digital enhancement'. There's a whole world of creativity to explore in the hybrid space between the two poles of the 'analogue versus digital' debate, and I think delving into that fertile territory is very much in keeping with the Lomographic spirit of experimentation and of pushing boundaries. (Obviously, though, I wouldn't enter these shots in any competition that says photos must be 'not digitally enhanced or manipulated'.)
I'd like to propose the terminology 'a+', meaning 'analogue plus digital enhancement'. There's a whole world of creativity to explore in the hybrid space between the two poles of the 'analogue versus digital' debate, and I think delving into that fertile territory is very much in keeping with the Lomographic spirit of experimentation and of pushing boundaries. (Obviously, though, I wouldn't enter these shots in any competition that says photos must be 'not digitally enhanced or manipulated'.)
I'd like to propose the terminology 'a+', meaning 'analogue plus digital enhancement'. There's a whole world of creativity to explore in the hybrid space between the two poles of the 'analogue versus digital' debate, and I think delving into that fertile territory is very much in keeping with the Lomographic spirit of experimentation and of pushing boundaries. (Obviously, though, I wouldn't enter these shots in any competition that says photos must be 'not digitally enhanced or manipulated'.)
I'd like to propose the terminology 'a+', meaning 'analogue plus digital enhancement'. There's a whole world of creativity to explore in the hybrid space between the two poles of the 'analogue versus digital' debate, and I think delving into that fertile territory is very much in keeping with the Lomographic spirit of experimentation and of pushing boundaries. (Obviously, though, I wouldn't enter these shots in any competition that says photos must be 'not digitally enhanced or manipulated'.)
I'd like to propose the terminology 'a+', meaning 'analogue plus digital enhancement'. There's a whole world of creativity to explore in the hybrid space between the two poles of the 'analogue versus digital' debate, and I think delving into that fertile territory is very much in keeping with the Lomographic spirit of experimentation and of pushing boundaries. (Obviously, though, I wouldn't enter these shots in any competition that says photos must be 'not digitally enhanced or manipulated'.)
I'd like to propose the terminology 'a+', meaning 'analogue plus digital enhancement'. There's a whole world of creativity to explore in the hybrid space between the two poles of the 'analogue versus digital' debate, and I think delving into that fertile territory is very much in keeping with the Lomographic spirit of experimentation and of pushing boundaries. (Obviously, though, I wouldn't enter these shots in any competition that says photos must be 'not digitally enhanced or manipulated'.)
