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The Diana Baby 110 is super small, perfect for bringing along wherever you go. With this baby by your side, you can take beautiful photos that are absolutely mind-blowing!
OK then, hereby I present You with pleasure my veeeeery first collections of photos taken in May - a totally first collection I made on a camera different than LOMO Smena 8M! ;) After 30 years I used something different. But it was surely a special camera too - Lomo-reincarnation :) the LOMOgraphy Diana Mini! :) Due to its lens characterictic, there is a special polarization of ligh that gives a very distinguishing vintage/oldschool picture and really interesting colours which are not possible to obtain on modern digital cameras. As You will notice, the light that day was very changeable however finally it gave some interesting light-effects despite of numerous clouds sometimes (well, actually the clouds were pretty nice too, haha ;) ). I hope it's not the last album I make on the cool tiny and kawai Diana Mini! :) PS: However it's possible the next one will be made on... Diana Baby, that I bought last times too!! :) :)
Treated myself with the beautiful Diana Baby for Christmas, I was so excited to shoot with it!
This is the testroll with Color Tiger, I'm quite happy of the results, even though the last shots got a problem on the film (or scanner?)
The Diana Baby 110 is super small, perfect for bringing along wherever you go. With this baby by your side, you can take beautiful photos that are absolutely mind-blowing!
June 2014, Nieciecza village. Lo-fi photos (16 mm film) from Lomography DIANA BABY 110. Well, the film was expired/outdated, 'cause this time I used some non-Lomography.org 110 film for my lo-fi photography adventures. Hence not too much of contrast (cry, cry!!!) but also - hence some most strange effects. What I mean exactly - some round light-flares on several photos, hehe. But they look so bizarre that finally I decided to leave the photos in the collection after all. ;) Sometimes they look like kinda UFO or some "strange second sun". ;) Anyway I didn't make the effect by purpose and now I even wouldn't know how to replicate it later, haha. ;)
Anyway, it passed almost a year since I took last time the DIANA BABY in my hands, so I have to admit this lomo-trip was really nice & pleasant.
The Diana Baby 110 is super small, perfect for bringing along wherever you go. With this baby by your side, you can take beautiful photos that are absolutely mind-blowing!
The Diana Baby 110 is super small, perfect for bringing along wherever you go. With this baby by your side, you can take beautiful photos that are absolutely mind-blowing!
My first time using the Baby 110 fisheye. A little disheartened by my photos, but im probably too fidgety in some! Some are ok, but loads more 110 film so will try again!
My first time using the Baby 110 fisheye. A little disheartened by my photos, but im probably too fidgety in some! Some are ok, but loads more 110 film so will try again!
Yyyyyyyeeeeeeah, finally the lab returned to me my films and photos I made recently in various places of PL, using the excellent Lomography DIANA BABY camera! :) And this is the first album of them. This time I used the "Tiger" film and the 'smaller' lens (You can change the lens in Diana Baby, You know). The collection has been made in Dobczyce city. You can see here the castle, the lake nearby, and also the local heritage park.
I would like to emphasize :) that once again Diana Baby appeared to be - not only a good-looking machine :) - but also a fantastic camera that You can make cool photos with!! :)
Enjoy!!
First try with the cute Diana Baby camera and Orca film. Bad choice of film on a cloudy day, and half of the shots went wrong as I tried the B-mode... Looking forward to try again the Orca film on a bright day!
First try with the cute Diana Baby camera and Orca film. Bad choice of film on a cloudy day, and half of the shots went wrong as I tried the B-mode... Looking forward to try again the Orca film on a bright day!
I shot the first part, a full roll of textures in Barcelona. Then she shot the silhouettes in Taipei. We realized they didn't come out as we thought they would but we both fell in love with the results. Another WIN for happy accidents! Check out her lomohome at http://www.lomography.com/homes/tonantzin
Yo tomé la primera capa del carrete con texturas de Barcelona. Después ella se encargó de las siluetas en Taipei. Nos dimos cuenta que las fotos no salieron como lo pensábamos pero los resultados nos encantaron a los dos. ¡Otro gran accidente feliz! Puedes ver su lomohome aquí: http://www.lomography.com/homes/tonantzin
I used this film with my fisheye with submarine case. Unfortunately, my submarine had some water leaks and the salted seawater came inside the camera and the film... When I gave it to my usual lab, they told me they couldn't process it as the film was wet... :(
So I waited for a solution and let the film like that, unprocessed, in my room. After a month, I noticed that some strange signs of corrosion were to seen on the film canister, and thought that perhaps there was something interesting happening inside! But how could I process it???
And there I thought that this could interest Mr LabRat himself: Mandi! I wrote him and asked if he could process the film for me. And finally, almost 3 months after being shot, after a long maturation time and some special treatment to dry and process it, the pictures are here! Thanks a lot Mandi! ;)
