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I agree.
LIfe it`s similar to chess... but in real life sometimes you can`t find wich is the black and wicn the white side of the board.
Some double exposure with my chess and at the Toluca Cosmovitral (a place you must visit someday).
This is one of my favourite pictures. I was just playing arround with my new fisheye #2 (wich I won at lomokikuyu contest, so I was proud of my new toy) and my new loomography ring flash. I was doing closeups of everything I could find at home (I love close ups, and fisheye make beautiful and easy close ups): legos, clocks, chess pieces...
A few days later I went to that amaizing botanic garden in Toluca, the Cosmovitral and decided to keep up with the play, so I 2-xpo this roll in this roll in the fisheye. When the roll was processed and printed I foud that this shots were really amaizing. I even sold one of this prints to a friend.
This has become my most liked photo, thanks everyone! I can still remember the moment when I took the photo, leaning the camera on the edge of the rail for stability and hearing the satisfying second click as the shutter closed. I remember wondering if it would turn out, I didn't expect this; These are the moments that make me LOVE film.
I had a little problem in this BW processing. I rolled 2 120 films on one spool and I didn't notice that the second film overlapped a great part of the first film on the spool. So, a great part of the first film wasn't almost processed and the second overlapping one was kind of glued on the other film but the pictures were all processed.... I was disappointed when I saw it but very quickly I was intrigued by the color of the second negative.... there were some great greeny traces from the other film that printed on this negative even if it was only BW films. So I quickly scanned the rolls and the colored one had some great pictures melting color with BW even if I don't know how these colors could appear? Chemical reaction from the contact with the other film? Anyways, I love the results!!
