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Just a walk in the park, on a sunny day, welcoming Springtime, sometime between work and theatre rehearsal!
And testing multiple exposures of course!!!
Lomography Experimental lenses for micro 4/3 digital cameras are a product that is not so welcomed by hardcore analog fans (cause it's digital) and also from digital photography fans (cause it's lo fi). Well, I like these lenses a lot, especially the fisheye. I like the fact that I can create lo fi images with a digital camera. Let's face it, we cannot always afford to shoot on film. These lenses give me the Lomo feeling all the way and they are very affordable. No other editing in these pics, just on camera filter for saturated colors. PS I even asked Lomography if it's ok to post these pics and they said they'd like it. These shots are from July 2019, while on board. Dedicated to our trips, which will never be the same anymore.
Shots from a very long time ago, before I even started Photography. All scaned from the printed photos! Various places and dates, from 1995 till 2003-4.
The opposite of negative is positive. Original XX negatives copied onto expired Kodalith 2556 orthochromatic graphic arts film, the result- very high contrast transparencies.
I thought my Holga CFN had a dead shutter but I was wrong, fortunately. Meanwhile, I got a new one from a friend. So now I have 2 Holgas! So I tested my new Holga N and the results are very...Holga! Still love this camera so much!!
Nota: Ningún gato resultó herido durante la toma de la foto... //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Note: No cat was hurt while taking this photograph...
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Album no. 3 of my trip to Spain. Most of the roll was shot at Caminito Del Rey. It was an awesome experience. Canon A-1 with Canon FD 28mm 2.8 and Dubblefilm Apollo.
