Hailing from great distances across the world, Lomographers fotobes and hodachrome unite in a big film swap collaboration with LomoChrome Purple and exposing-both-sides (EBS) shots.
Let's take a trip down to memory lane and revisit all the memories, goals, and breakthroughs before we move forward to another year of analogue wonder and opportunity. Here's what Lomography was up to in 2018.
Janice walks from fountain to fountain in downtown Ottawa enjoying the sounds of the sparkling water. There were some odd colours that occurred during scanning so I kept them in. To see Super 8 footage form the shoot feel free to check out: https://vimeo.com/178991916
Discussing the challenges of looking after an elderly parent. Shot with a Diana Mini 35mm camera. Film used was LOMOGRAPHY XPRO 200 ISO . Double / Triple exposed and Cross Processed which resulted in some odd colour shift.
Double exposures of portrait and cityscapes. Shot on a Nikon F-601 using a generic 400ASA black and white film. Model was shot first then the building shots which were one stop underexposed.
A walk thru the urban gardens of Ottawa while we were filming a short music video. Double exposures of the actress that had areas intentionally left black so it could be double exposed with the shots of the large flowers (plastic) against a black background. Camera used: Nikon F-601.
The day from my departure from Fall River, Nova Scotia, I woke up early as I wanted to catch the sunrise before I left, and the previous sunrises weren't so good. I was lucky to see a beautiful light with a nice colored sky reflecting in the lake with some morning fog around the little island. So it was the perrfect morning to catch this beautiful scene! :)
The Salt Marsh Trail was a great walk I had in Nova Scotia. When I'm looking for a trail, I consult google Maps to have a better view of how it can look like and when I saw this trail I was immediately attracted as the aerial view was very promising (have a look here https://www.google.com/maps/@44.6624896,-63.431977,4224m/data=!3m1!1e3). Indeed it was a great walk through a surprising landscape. At the start, the sun was nice, but as I walked more into the salt marsh, a big fog made it's appearance, giving the whole landscape a much more mysterious and fascinating mood
The Salt Marsh Trail was a great walk I had in Nova Scotia. When I'm looking for a trail, I consult google Maps to have a better view of how it can look like and when I saw this trail I was immediately attracted as the aerial view was very promising (have a look here https://www.google.com/maps/@44.6624896,-63.431977,4224m/data=!3m1!1e3). Indeed it was a great walk through a surprising landscape. At the start, the sun was nice, but as I walked more into the salt marsh, a big fog made it's appearance, giving the whole landscape a much more mysterious and fascinating mood
