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Freeze life's most meaningful moments in gorgeous greyscale with this powerful and poetic cine film. Photo shot by wata. Shop yours here: https://shop.lomography.com/lomography-film-potsdam-kino-35mm-5pack
Freeze life's most meaningful moments in gorgeous greyscale with this powerful and poetic cine film. Photo by Ida Tangeraas. Shop yours here: https://shop.lomography.com/lomography-film-potsdam-kino-35mm-5pack
Capture life’s most elusive moments in everlasting monochrome charm with this rare black and white cine film. Photo of Elmo Wong, shot by Khalil Kwok. Shop yours here: https://shop.lomography.com/lomography-film-berlin-kino-35mm-5pack
Freeze life's most meaningful moments in gorgeous greyscale with this powerful and poetic cine film. Photo by Daniel Schaefer. Shop yours here: https://shop.lomography.com/lomography-film-potsdam-kino-35mm-5pack
The product of a forgotten roll of film inside of an unknown camera that had walked around Uptown with me at some point. Pictures of the lovely murals near my house, and some of the bar signs around the neighborhood. I really wish I knew what film or camera I used, but I don't! Sometimes I just find rolls of film in the bottom of my purse.
The product of a forgotten roll of film inside of an unknown camera that had walked around Uptown with me at some point. Pictures of the lovely murals near my house, and some of the bar signs around the neighborhood. I really wish I knew what film or camera I used, but I don't! Sometimes I just find rolls of film in the bottom of my purse.
The product of a forgotten roll of film inside of an unknown camera that had walked around Uptown with me at some point. Pictures of the lovely murals near my house, and some of the bar signs around the neighborhood. I really wish I knew what film or camera I used, but I don't! Sometimes I just find rolls of film in the bottom of my purse.
