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Black and white pictures are great ... just love the grainy texture and I love the subtlety of tones that black and white images can have. The mood you can create, the subtleness, the shadows... I love shooting in MONO ! : )
However, I'm just a newbie to B&W ... So, I simply keep on practising and trying to find the objects by randomly things that I'm interested in such as poster, window display and etc.
License this photo on Getty Images... http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/photo/red-balloon-flight-above-mountain-and-sea-royalty-free-image/155082609?esource=en-us_flickr_photo&language=en-US
I could write an entire book about this bike, it has a huge amount of baggage attached to it. Which is probably why I cut it in half with an angle grinder, wraped it in a blanket, then drove it to the tip.
Shots from a photographic trip I took in 1997 to the glorious, rarely visited, oft-maligned and massively underrated ancient land of Yemen - one of only a few countries in the world continuously populated since at least 2,500 BC, whose capital - Sana'a - is named after the biblical Noah's son, Shem.
Despite its reputation for war, kidnapping of foreign tourists and, more recently, breeding terrorists, this is truly a magnificent country that abounds in history, culture, uniquely beautiful architecture and stunning landscapes — as well as some of the most fantastically generous and hospitable people I've ever met.
It's also one of the most exciting places in the world to roam around with a camera, and I hope these shots give you some flavour of the wonders that await you should you ever get the opportunity to travel there.
Image from a series of collage works I made with my pictures and digital softwares, dedicated to painters and poets Masters of the Surreal Art. Posted as demonstration and Inspirational images attached to my article on Surreal collages and my submission to the Clever Collages Rumble !
My submission http://www.lomography.com/homes/mczoum/photos/15075175
Image Inspired by Frederico Lorca's poem
"Another day we will watch the preserved butterflies rise from the dead and still walking through a country of gray sponges and silent boats we will watch our ring flash and roses spring from our tongue"..
As I spent more time with her, my love for her grew, matched only by her apathy for me. But I didn't care, she was special and she made me feel special. She was popular in a way I could never have imagined. Just walking on grass felt like being on the red carpet and people came to my home day and night. I flattered myself it was me that drew them but I knew deep down they only sought a glimpse of her. She imbued even the most mundane with a surreal beauty and I envied her...envied her and loved her.
My Grandma's old vase left in her room in the abandoned family house.. the walls were covered of paint peels and humidity [2006 Kodak expired film, cross-processed, around 3 to 4 seconds exposure]
One of the most stunning analogue photos in our Community these past few weeks, this Lomograph sure deserves this spot! Beautifully crafted and well-thought, check out today's featured Lomograph.
(P.O.T.D. 06.13.12)
this is my first ever bw film on lc-a. and my first self-developement // I shot this film very quickly in the lunch break. just was going to shoot the test roll for the test development. finally it was a lucky lunch break for me.
If you thought Polaroid was dead, think again. The Polaroid Super Shooter Plus is a fantastic camera. It's one of several in a series of "rigid body" Polaroids that take instant peel-apart pack film.
Test roll of homemade redscale800 for 120.
Originally Kodak Portra800.
Little bit under-exposed than I expected. Not so different from Lomography Redscale 50-200.
Color saturation and contrast are rich enough. Will test again.
