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Cool Lomographers from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan met in Phuket - Thai. It was so great meeting and trip. Thank you my brother klive0420 ( www.lomography.jp/homes/klive0420 ), raywychin ( www.lomography.jp/homes/raywychin ) and tobychingyee (www.lomography.jp/homes/tobychingyee ) !!
The power of a picture is not just philosophical. It can have the come-on of a polished ad. Scroll through these pictures, and you'll see that 'gem' is not such a misplaced word.
Taken from a roll of doubles shot on an LC-W in the tunnels around London IMAX. The sunset on the first roll just happened to line up with this tunnel on the second roll, at the same time as the lights turned red too. How lucky is that?! Shot first time round at 200 ISO then the second at 100 ISO.
Taken from a roll of doubles shot on an LC-W. I snapped a whole bunch of clouds first time around then reloaded and added a second layer at Tate Modern, London. Kodak Elitechrome 100, shot first time round at 200 ISO then the second at 100 ISO.
Taken from a double exposed roll shot on an LC-A+. I snapped the flowers in Cambridge then added a second layer on the Tube during a Lomo walk in London. Kodak Elitechrome 100. Shot first time round at 200 ISO then the second at 100 ISO.
Taken from a roll of doubles shot on an LC-W. I snapped a whole bunch of clouds first time around then reloaded and added a second layer in the tunnels around London IMAX. Kodak Elitechrome 100. Shot first time round at 200 ISO then the second at 100 ISO.
Taken from a double exposed roll shot in Cambridge on an LC-A+. Snapped the flowers first time round at 200 ISO then the people in the tunnel second at 100 ISO. There's a railing at one end of this tunnel which is the prefect height to rest an LC-A on and keep it steady while taking photos in the low light.
Another double where I shot a sunset first time around then flicked the MX button and left the rest to chance. The next time I got my LC-A out was on a beautiful sunny but cold day where the sky was blue and the guy walking his dog happened to be wearing a hi-vis jacket for added contrast.
Taken from a double exposed roll where I shot the first layer under the flight path at Stansted Airport then added a second in the wonderful gardens at Anglesey Abbey.
I shot the sunset then flipped the MX button and left the rest to chance. Got lucky when I randomly snapped these swans for the second layer although I don't remember there being so much stuff in the water around them.
Taken from a double exposed roll where I shot the first layer under the flight path at Stansted Airport then added a second under a blossoming tree in Cambridge.
