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Rangefinder cameras are best known for the exceptionally sharp images that they produce, making them much sought after analogue goodies by lomographers and professional photographers alike. But for me, my beloved rangefinder, the Yashica Electro 35 GSN, is one best for redscaled photos. Let me show you why after the jump!
For my first swap with @aguillem, he thought it would be cool to have the first layer be "pixels". I the results are very cool, although I wish the pixel layer would have been able to come through more clearly on some of these.
Thanks again @aguillem for this wonderful swap.
I you haven't already visited his home, please do so here:
http://www.lomography.com/homes/aguillem
My first develop since march, you guys even don't even know how hard is to wait for months to develop :D. I'm very happy with results.
Better listening: http://goo.gl/Jsrqk ;)
Thank you goonies :D.
Latest result from "multiple portrait series". This roll I tried integrating a model with factories (shot in Mie). Photographed the model (Megumi Inanaga who loves factory photos) in Tokyo.
Double exposure of dolphin and cosmos...
First went to the aquarium and shot dolphins only.
Then waited patiently for two or three weeks till cosmos grow...
Set the dolphin films again and shot flowers only at a cosmos garden.
Used a "half ND filter" or black cloth, to control the amount of exposure. (masking half of the lens with them)
I tried about 100 shots but most of them ended in failure...
I will try this kind of theme again...
