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В сообществе Lomography я известна как lighthouse_keeperess, что можно перевести как Смотрительница Маяка. В этом нет большого секрета, что мне нравятся или нет, я даже могу сказать больше - я люблю маяки. Я хочу поделиться или даже заразить вас своей любовью.
Прекрасные новости для ломографов и плёночных фотографов Москвы! В самом центре столицы можно качественно проявить и отсканировать плёнку всего за 100 рублей.
I bought a Polaroid back for my Holga today, I know its crazy, but after a couple of tries, figuring out the exposure time, right temperature and waiting how long for the polaroid to develop, I finally got this image. My whole perspective of Holga has been altered. I still get that dreamy vignetted image Im always after but its instant. Instant Holga Goodness! I can't wait till my next paycheck so I can get another pack of film and take my new Holga out. And if your wondering why the image is all blue, its because of the type of film I selected. This one give blue tone. Its like a cyanotype but a completely different process.
Polaroid pack-film of the kind used in older land cameras and various Polaroid backs for many cameras (including the humble Holga) has the unique ability to allow for transference of the image from the negative side of the peel-apart onto just about any surface you care to try. These images are a result of transfers taken from various Polaroid & Holga cameras (including pinhole Holgaroids & pinhole Polaroid cameras) and applied to notebook pages, newspaper pages, beer coasters, various children's kindegarten artwork & scribbles and many other base medium to create unique works of photography-graphic ephemera hybrids... I hope you enjoy them!
Polaroid pack-film of the kind used in older land cameras and various Polaroid backs for many cameras (including the humble Holga) has the unique ability to allow for transference of the image from the negative side of the peel-apart onto just about any surface you care to try. These images are a result of transfers taken from various Polaroid & Holga cameras (including pinhole Holgaroids & pinhole Polaroid cameras) and applied to notebook pages, newspaper pages, beer coasters, various children's kindegarten artwork & scribbles and many other base medium to create unique works of photography-graphic ephemera hybrids... I hope you enjoy them!
