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It's a bird! ... No, it's a plane! ... Hey wait, is that a dog? Uh-huh, looks like it is one jumping (or flying) in the air! And in this fancy moment, why not take a Lomograph? Make it redscale, too! (POTD 04.16.12)
I borrowed my daughter's camera that she got for her birthday to take this picture. She was upset that I was using her film, but once she saw it, she was happy because she thinks it is the prettiest picture of her ever. That would be a much harder decision in my book... I have a million trillion pictures of her and which is the prettiest is anyone's guess.
Tarde en la que visitamos Escuaín y el valle de Pineta todo nevadito! Nos lo pasamos muy bien disfrutando de la nieve, si es que somos como niños. =D
Utilicé el X Tungsten y creo que no fue muy buena elección... y las fotos no reflejan lo bonito que era el paisaje.
Not only for driking but also for playing! This picture is maybe my best moment with Lomography. I met local people in a swimming pool an enjoyed a session jumping swimming and giving the camera to them to take lost of pictures. This moment was magic!
First attempt with the technic called microclics. I advanced the film 5 clicks for every take and aimed 25 degrees more to the right (from left to right) for every take. I used a tripod with markings for every 5 degrees so it was easy to be accurate. I levelled the tripod with a level(?). See this link for info about the microclic-technic and the similar technic for panoramas:
http://www.squarefrog.co.uk/techniques/microclicks.html
