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Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. Here's the second part, shot with a Lomography Color Negative 800 roll, and my favorite Nikkor 50mm lens.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. Here's the second part, shot with a Lomography Color Negative 800 roll, and my favorite Nikkor 50mm lens.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. Here's the second part, shot with a Lomography Color Negative 800 roll, and my favorite Nikkor 50mm lens.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. Here's the second part, shot with a Lomography Color Negative 800 roll, and my favorite Nikkor 50mm lens.
There is a strong debate around the subject of post-production and editing our analogue photos. Some believe in the purity of film photography while others consider editing an integral part of their work. Which side are you on?
I bought a simple use Ilford Sprite 35mm to try as a possible everyday carry camera. I loaded it with some expired Kodak Gold 200 which seemed a bit too slow for this type camera. I experimented with it under various lighting conditions and it seemed to respond best under full sun light. I didn't try any flash photography with it. I like the soft focus effect and some pictures even look like "divisionist" type oil paintings. I suppose it shoots as well as an instamatic camera which is getting hard to find film for.
