Showing posts with label lomography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lomography. Show all posts
Monday, 19 August 2013
Lomography Love #12
My last bunch from Malta. These are my absolute favourites. I took them using Lomography X Tungsten film on my Diana Mini. Love this film! When cross-processed you get some amazing beautiful vivid colours...check out the mass of purple!







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Friday, 9 August 2013
Lomography Love #11
More Malta holiday snaps. Taken on my Diana Mini. The majority of these were taken at the pretty Popeye Village.







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Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Lomography Love #10
I got my holiday scans back from Lomography today. I finished off three rolls of film on my Diana Mini so I have a lot of photos to sort through! I'm going to split them into a couple of posts.









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Thursday, 24 January 2013
Lomography Love #9
It's been a while since I've done one of these!
Most of these were taken in Hyde Park back in November last year. It was a very cold, but bright, day and I'd wandered into London simply for a walk around and a bit of a shop in Primark down Oxford St. I couldn't resist taking my Sprocket Rocket with me; Hyde Park is so pretty.
I eventually sent my finished black & white infrared film off to Lomography for development the other week and received these back a few days ago.








Most of these were taken in Hyde Park back in November last year. It was a very cold, but bright, day and I'd wandered into London simply for a walk around and a bit of a shop in Primark down Oxford St. I couldn't resist taking my Sprocket Rocket with me; Hyde Park is so pretty.
I eventually sent my finished black & white infrared film off to Lomography for development the other week and received these back a few days ago.
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Monday, 17 September 2012
Lomography media release: Color X-Pro Sunset Strip
This media release from Lomography popped into my inbox today and I just had to share it with you.

Lomography has unveiled the freshest member of its X-Pro family: the Color X-Pro Sunset Strip! If you thought X-Pro was all about blues, greens and reds – load the Sunset Strip in a 35 mm camera and let it take you on a whole new pre-colored experience! The darker the surroundings, the more intense colors Sunset Strip produces. It’s the perfect film for nighthawks, party people and vampires.
Sounds amazing right? There's more...
The Color X-Pro Sunset Strip comes with a unique feature: whilst the center of the film strip was pre-colored, the sprocket holes were not. This triggers an extra quirky style when you pair it up with cameras such as the Sprocket Rocket or the Spinner 360° which expose sprocket holes. Besides the fresh oranges and vibrant blues that will bathe your pictures in colour, the sprocket holes will turn out in a completely different colour to boost your pictures with some added pizazz!


This is already in my basket!
Lomography has unveiled the freshest member of its X-Pro family: the Color X-Pro Sunset Strip! If you thought X-Pro was all about blues, greens and reds – load the Sunset Strip in a 35 mm camera and let it take you on a whole new pre-colored experience! The darker the surroundings, the more intense colors Sunset Strip produces. It’s the perfect film for nighthawks, party people and vampires.
Sounds amazing right? There's more...
The Color X-Pro Sunset Strip comes with a unique feature: whilst the center of the film strip was pre-colored, the sprocket holes were not. This triggers an extra quirky style when you pair it up with cameras such as the Sprocket Rocket or the Spinner 360° which expose sprocket holes. Besides the fresh oranges and vibrant blues that will bathe your pictures in colour, the sprocket holes will turn out in a completely different colour to boost your pictures with some added pizazz!
This is already in my basket!
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Saturday, 15 September 2012
Lomography Love #8
Here are some of the other photos I took on my Diana F+ in Cyprus a couple of months ago. I was a bit worried about these, as I had a bit of a problem with my camera so had to open the back up - exposing the film. Ben and I sorted it out in pretty much complete darkness though, yet I was still worried - but luckily I hardly had any blanks!









I took these with Lomography X Tungsten ISO 64. It was the first time I had used this film and I was a little aprehensive about the low ISO but had read/seen that, under the right light conditions [it was very sunny in Cyprus!], it can produce some absolutely beautiful results - I don't think my first go with this film has turned out too badly. However I think, living in the UK, it will be a while before I use it again!
I took these with Lomography X Tungsten ISO 64. It was the first time I had used this film and I was a little aprehensive about the low ISO but had read/seen that, under the right light conditions [it was very sunny in Cyprus!], it can produce some absolutely beautiful results - I don't think my first go with this film has turned out too badly. However I think, living in the UK, it will be a while before I use it again!
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Thursday, 23 August 2012
Lomography Love #7
Just one of the rolls of film from Protaras, Cyprus - June this year.








Taken on my Diana F+ using Lomography Lady Grey film.
Taken on my Diana F+ using Lomography Lady Grey film.
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