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My first roll of Sensia; loved it! Some photos were way over exposed, but that might've been my fault with the camera. In any case, I still loved the way they turned out!
A sunny day in Central Park. I had to travel with these images for two weeks before I could scan them - the colour shift had already well and truly begun by the time I returned home.
First pack of Instax with my new LC-A Instant Back. This LC-A is an original Kompakt Automat I bought from Lithuania - it hasn't even been refurbished. Took a bit of cursing and fiddling to get the back attached, but it was well worth the effort. Loving the vignetting.
One Girl, two Films, two Cameras, one concept:
late one night last May I got a tripod, my Canon with a self-timer and the release cable for the LCA+ and finally shot the David Lynch-inspired series I had been dreaming about for so long. Photography, like life, is made of darkness and light.
One Girl, two Films, two Cameras, one concept:
late one night last May I got a tripod, my Canon with a self-timer and the release cable for the LCA+ and finally shot the David Lynch-inspired series I had been dreaming about for so long. Photography, like life, is made of darkness and light.
One Girl, two Films, two Cameras, one concept:
late one night last May I got a tripod, my Canon with a self-timer and the release cable for the LCA+ and finally shot the David Lynch-inspired series I had been dreaming about for so long. Photography, like life, is made of darkness and light.
