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Now it's official: We are married! What a beautiful, nice, relaxed and wonderful day!!! Our dear friend artichekt took our wedding photos. This is the first roll that he gave me for home development and it turned out fantastic! Thanks so much for taking these and letting me put them in my home, my friend! I'm so glad that you were the one behind the camera!
- Home developed in Rodinal and scanned as color negative -
The bride´s sister wanted to make the invitations for the wedding and she asked me to make the pictures. I delighted accepted, so I took several cameras with different films to make the pictures; and these are the results. I hope to show you the invitation very soon.
Now it's official: We are married! What a beautiful, nice, relaxed and wonderful day!!! Our dear friend artichekt took our wedding photos. This is the first roll that he gave me for home development and it turned out fantastic! Thanks so much for taking these and letting me put them in my home, my friend! I'm so glad that you were the one behind the camera!
- Home developed in Rodinal and scanned as color negative -
Up on the hill in the neighborhood park with Mike. Although I was aiming for his face, he must have shyed away at the last minute, leaving me with this image.
I am pleased to say that although this is not the picture I intended to take, I do like it more. Now his lips are the subject of the photograph, not the entirety of his face as was planned - just his lips, that brilliant, familiar smile. It is placed in the center, the voice of the image, resonating with the memory of that day.
The candidness of my mistake makes this photo infinitely more priceless, infinitely more beautiful.
i have no idea how many time i do this,light painting is couldnt be more interesting for me,and finally i made it with my pals @zekalinova and other persone who help me up,
not only LP we also having fun with lovely diana mini and her square eyes
Sooooo sad, this is the last roll I took in my Kiev before it broke down on me :( I was in the middle of taking a photo and I clicked the shutter release button, and then it just got stuck. Opened the back of the camera to find that the curtain/mirror part behind the lens wasn't swinging down...I miss you Kiev, come back, I'm stuck on you!
i have no idea how many time i do this,light painting is couldnt be more interesting for me,and finally i made it with my pals @zekalinova and other persone who help me up,
not only LP we also having fun with lovely diana mini and her square eyes
Went to Burning Man last year. One thing I love about it was their spirit of giving. It's just nice to see generosity bouncing around so freely. But you gotta admit, it's also a bit contrived to drive all the way into a desert in order to be super nice to some middle-class strangers.
So for 2011, I decided do something slightly more real.
Despite regional instability, thousands of tourists pass through Tibet every year, each with their expensive cameras clicking away.
To us, children and nomads of the highest plain represent excellent photo opportunities, the last drops of innocence on earth. But I suspected these poor people have never bought a camera and it's probably very rare for them have their very own pictures.
So there I was high up near the Himalayas by the glacier, waving around my Qing Hua DianaF+, giving out Fuji Instax Polaroids.
Knowing that some African tribes hate their souls being stolen, I had some reservations as to whether Tibetan would warm up to the idea.
But in no time, kids gathered around me, adults pushing to the front, people spontaneously forming lines. On more than one occasion, I had trouble getting back into the 4WD, and closing the door without snapping off some dirty little fingers.
When I saw a father happily tucked away his son's picture inside his robes, when this mother chased me down to our Jeep eagerly put her 1yo in front of me, it brought a smile to my face.
Thank you lomography. Thank you Fuji Instax film.
I didn't keep any of those little portraits. There's no way they'd let me anyway lol This digital picture is the only record I have.
But that warm feeling, yeah, it will stay with me for the rest of my life.
Taken on a summer day, hanging out at the pool and taking shots with my Frogeye. This particular shot was the last frame on the roll, so we decided to squeeze everyone in and hoped for the best :D
Thanks so much to the sweet, smiling girl, and her father, who allowed me to take this picture on the 4th of July. It's perfect! The crutches, if you notice them, belong to the dad, who was pushing the swing.
The person who moves me the most.. http://www.lomography.com/homes/xxxanderrr/blog/4346-how-i-got-introduced-to-lomo-and-how-i-got-hooked-2-very-separate-events
