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I had tried this so many times before .. but it failed again and again .. I had to modify my Holga quite a bit and I'm really happy with the results now :)
I had tried this so many times before .. but it failed again and again .. I had to modify my Holga quite a bit and I'm really happy with the results now :)
My very first Lomochrome Purple XR 100-400 (35mm) was inserted into the Horizon. Most pictures were taken in Magdeburg, in some Oscherslkeben (Bode). The weather was wonderful and I experienced the first time the peculiar color effect. Since I've been waiting for this movie a long time, I came only now to adjust the images.
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Mein allererster Lomochrome Purple XR 100-400 (35mm) wurde in die Horizon eingelegt. Die meisten Bilder entstanden in Magdeburg, einige in Oscherslkeben (Bode). Das Wetter spielte wunderbar mit und ich erlebte erstmals die eigentümliche Farbwirkung. Da ich auf diesen Film recht lange gewartet habe, kam ich erst jetzt dazu, die Bilder einzustellen.
“Letters to Vivian” is my tribute to my Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, a simple toy camera that has been my valued travel companion. I chose to do the project with Vivian because I know her photos would be worth the wait.
Vivian is one of my staple cameras. I am always looking forward to shoot with her and see the world through her eyes, even if it means waiting weeks (or even months) to get my films processed. I am never discouraged by the fact that I won’t get to see her photos as soon as I take them; each day of waiting only builds up the anticipation!
As Vivian is a simple camera with fixed shutter speed and aperture, I can only take pictures outdoors on a bright, sunny day. Night shots, sunsets, or dramatic near-dusk shots were definitely out of the picture. So, to make interesting photos for the project, I decided to take a gamble and load her with a redscaled film. I was a little uneasy during the wait, but I was glad to see that some shots actually turned out nice!
A story about my friend Ryan. Double exposures with two masks per picture, all shot on my modified Holga. The set was supposed to consist of 12 frames, but I messed a few up by counting wrong or accidentally exposing the film, so there are only 10 images.
My 13th filmswap, this time with Peter Basala @peter_po Prešov, Slovakia. Since I never got a great result at the previous filmswap because I think I'm very very don't think just shoot happy shooter, so this time I had lot discussion with Peter via message. He had a great innitiative to write down every object he snap and he wrote to me at the message so I can create the second shot and good bye don't think just shoot. But you know what, I only could do that about three or four shoot because the rest of the frame are just really don't think just shoot and I guess that's my identity. I can't be so serious about taking photo haha T_T. At this 10th frame Peter shoot "statue of jesus" and I shoot hectic situation at Pasar Baru (new market), the most longest market that has exist since the Dutch colonial era (1500something - 1941) in Bandung https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N67SAaKWbeM
