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El Caballero de Paris was a beloved Havana vagabond. This typical character of the city was a gentle and educated man with psychiatric disorders who roamed the streets. The city erected this life-size bronze figure to commemorates him outside the Saint Francis of Assisi Minor Basilica where rest his remains. People created a legend about good luck coming from rub the sculpture finger and beard which are quite worn out after thousands of tourists and locals touch them every day
One of our excursions in Ushuaia was to take the end of the world train, on a section west of the city, which was built in the 19th century by convict prisoners. Here's the second part, shot with a Lomochrome Color '92 film and my Naiad Neptune artlens.
One of our excursions in Ushuaia was to take the end of the world train, on a section west of the city, which was built in the 19th century by convict prisoners. Here's the second part, shot with a Lomochrome Color '92 film and my Naiad Neptune artlens.
One of our excursions in Ushuaia was to take the end of the world train, on a section west of the city, which was built in the 19th century by convict prisoners. Here's the second part, shot with a Lomochrome Color '92 film and my Naiad Neptune artlens.
My dear friend @kirchbergphotography gifted me a Minolta Dynax 800si as an early birthday gift. With a bag, some lenses and a hardcore flash! This is the first roll I shot with it. Insanely nice camera and an even nicer friend. Love you bro, not because of the gift, because of you! <3
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
First time using the Lubitel, and first time processing 120 format film at home with the 120 module. Quite easy, filling it at 300ml and and turning the knob continuously. So easy I should have made more rolls.
The only difficultry was to make the focus and to keep the frame straight : not so easy when you have the inverted image in the viewer ! Especially, when you move in the crowd with people passing between the subject and you ! I even made a double exposure without noticing.
In the next days, I will upload the 35mm photos shot with my Fed 2d.
