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Los Angeles comes to Calgary in this swap with the amazing @blueskyandhardrock. Thank you Michelle for shooting an awesome base layer!!
You all know and love her. Here is a quick link to her page:
http://www.lomography.com/homes/blueskyandhardrock
I really like the vibrant colors of traffic signs, and I think they look best on the white snow background. When I saw the snow on the ground at 1st January, I threw myself out to the campus and shoot some photos.
With this test album I wanted to try various conditions: low light, bright light, doubles etc. The camera handled low light actually pretty well, maybe a bit better than extremely bright light. After each photo I would the film advance crank to the point where it stopped. By doing so the film was advanced 1 1/2 frames, which is why I have fewer photos. Either I put it together wrong or I should not advance until it stops. I love the feel of this camera although found it a bit hazy when trying to see the subject in the viewfinder. All in all I love this camera! So fun to use something you've put together!
I was invited by Sheila May, a good friend of mine and a professional photographer in Hamburg, to assist at an outdoor beauty shooting with three beautiful amateur models. It was supposed to be a 'rain shooting', but unfortunately there was no rain. We did the shooting anyway and luckily the girls allowed me to take some shots with my Polaroid cam too. They really made my day. Just take a look at these awesome pictures. Thanks to Sheila May and the girls for a great day.
It's actually the second roll with my Werlisa but I ruined the first one... It seems to let some light in, sometimes a lot, but I still like it. Some pictures are clearly underexposed but I kinda love the tones I got when I used the flash. I'll keep on trying with different types of film. Any suggestions?
The Lomography Turkey general manager Nural, beeing the crafty lomographer she is, made me a redscale roll out of a cn800 film. I really like the colors. The shots with the green tone are shot at 11/125 and the ones with the red tone are shot at 16/60
The Lomography Turkey general manager Nural, beeing the crafty lomographer she is, made me a redscale roll out of a cn800 film. I really like the colors. The shots with the green tone are shot at 11/125 and the ones with the red tone are shot at 16/60
