Tag: lomography
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Icelandic Analog: LomoChrome Purple
I’m slowly rolling out some of the photos I took from our most recent trip to Iceland. A already posted some color shots from our week of camping in Hornbjarg, but this week’s collection is off of a roll of Lomography’s LomoChrome Purple film from that same adventure. LomoChrome isn’t just a purple filter effect, […]
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Panoramic Double Exposures From Around The Mission District and Mission Cliffs
I’ve shared some of my panoramic double exposure film experiments here before, but I just wanted to share another batch from around my neighborhood, The Mission District in SF, and from Mission Cliffs Gym. In case you are wondering, these WIDE shots were all captured on film, with no digital composing. I’d take a shot […]
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Half-frame advance on a Lomo LC-Wide camera
The LC-Wide is a wide angle version of Lomography’s famous LC-A+ camera. I love it’s wide angle lens, but my favorite feature of the LC-Wide is it’s half-frame advance. This feature is usually intended to be used with a plastic template that helps keep images from bleeding onto each other, but if you leave that […]
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American Analog: Some Scenes From Market Street
I’ve been so busy working on my 3D City photo series this year that I haven’t had time to share any new 35mm shots. A few weeks ago I finally released the 3rd issue of my American Analog photo zine and have since gone out and shot a few rolls of film on my LC-A. […]