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First test scans with the brand new Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner. These were taken with an iPhone 4s using the default camera app and photoshop for basic cropping.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lomography/the-lomography-smartphone-film-scanner
I found a polaroid 600 land camera in a charity shop for £1, so naturally I had to get it. I also bought an Olympus Trip (also £1) you have to love charity shops!
It's brilliant that 600 film is being made again, and I love the stuff that the people at The Impossible Project are doing for analogue photography.
http://www.the-impossible-project.com/
The film works out about £2 per shot though so won't be using it too much.... Plus I didn't oder the gold version, I got sent the wrong one but couldn't hang around to get it changed, turns out I quite like it.
It was a saturday after a week of hard work and I was craving for some shutter clicks. In the evening finally the sun came out and I went to the Thyssen Krupp building once again, just because I couldn't think of another place to go and take pictures. After that we finished the roll at home in a spontaneous session of lightpainting. Felt much better afterwards ;-))
Late at night, at home, nothing to do.
Double exposure: 1st layer is the view from my veranda of the lights on the other side of the river, 2nd layer is my light painting! Light painting is soooo muuuuch fuuuun (and addictive!)!
Inspired by the subjects of these photos, my awesomely amazing friends (and their friends), new friends, old friends, and other weird people. This album is another step in my journey of self actualization through film. It's a declaration of my confidence in my art, and everything that I'm doing. Like it or not, this is my work.
Having done some research I knew that when buying the Diana+ 35mm Back I should also buy the 38mm Super-Wide Lens. After trying both together my advice is: if you are going to shoot 35mm film on your Diana, you really can't go by without this wonderful lens!
