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LC-A+ meets stars.
First tried stellar lomography wth LC-A+. Valve photography. Exposed for 20 minutes. Lomography X-Pro100 (Cross processed). Really tough challenge in minus 15 degrees, but I enjoyed a lot.
Here are some pics of my trip to the annual Steeltown Shakedown hosted by the Drifters CC in Pittsburgh, PA. This was my first roll of LOMO 100 ISO film in my Kodak Automatic 35.
Also, if you notice a tan blob in the corner of the pics, yes it is my finger. Gotta work on that. lol
Here are some pics of my trip to the annual Steeltown Shakedown hosted by the Drifters CC in Pittsburgh, PA. This was my first roll of LOMO 100 ISO film in my Kodak Automatic 35.
Also, if you notice a tan blob in the corner of the pics, yes it is my finger. Gotta work on that. lol
Test roll of homemade redscale800 for 120.
Originally Kodak Portra800.
Little bit under-exposed than I expected. Not so different from Lomography Redscale 50-200.
Color saturation and contrast are rich enough. Will test again.
Daiyan Trisha
A 19 years old local Malaysian girl. She has a big talent in singing and playing guitar. You can check her YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/daiyantrisha?feature=chclk
We came about this photoshoot in just a random message that I'd sent to her. And I was excited when she agreed on doing it. The photoshoot was supposed to be during daylight. But it was delayed due to unpredictable circumstances. Nevertheless, we still had fun and we managed to get some nice shots.
9th roll of film from my trip to China. This one with my LC-A+ and crossprocessed Kodak Elitechrome. Our hike on The Great Wall was awe-inspiring. We were so lucky that our tour group were the only people on this section of the wall that day. It made for some amazing photos. The rugged terrain was so green, it was beautiful! Make sure you check out the black and white album of The Great Wall that I posted earlier for a much different view of this historic place.
I love fall colors and I love tungsten colors but Im not sure how well they go together.
On this album there is a lot of Central Park strolling, sunset at the gorgeous HighLine, some MET steps, some Upper East Side, Times Square (zZzZZz) at night and I obviously took the wrong camera to the Top of the Rock also at night.
