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For today's tipster we’re covering the basics of developing black and white film. We will guide you step by step to complete your first development successfully from the comfort of your home.
Some more images from the past weeks, but this time in Black&White.
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I took an entire rool here, this is a scan of a photo i printed in my lab. i will scan the negs soon, and maybe get a better result. but i was pretty proud of my printing so ill keep these up!
When I saw this fishing net I asked the owner if I could lomograph it. I almost shouted (three times!) before asking him, for he was a bit far away and unaware of my presence. He lifted up his head from what he was doing, made a silence (he was being conscious of my presence) and said, half-torpor still: "Yes, you can!". "Thank you!", said I. "If it is not to show to the authorities...", added him (for the use of fishing nets is not permitted...). I kindly laughed. "No, just for my particular collection!". "Anyway, I don´t have fish...", added him, smiling. I laughed again. Quando vi esta rede de pesca, perguntei ao dono se a podia fotografar. Quase gritei (por três vezes!) antes de lhe pedir, porque estava um tanto longe e era inconsciente da minha presença. Levantou a cabeça do em que trabalhava, fez um silêncio (em que tomou consciência da minha presença (e libertou o espírito anterior)) e disse, em meio torpor ainda: "Pode sim!". "Obrigado!", disse eu."Se não for para mostrar à Guarda...", acrescentou (O uso de redes de pesca não é permitido...). Eu ri. "Não. É para a minha colecção particular." "Seja como for, não tenho peixe...", disse a sorrir. Eu ri outra vez.
I recently took a three day break from the Sunshine Coast and headed south of the border to Washington State. The highlight of the trip was spending a day shooting with the incredibly talented @lorrainehealy. Lorraine welcomed me with tremendous hospitality and a full day tour of some of her favourite spots. These are some of my best shots from that day to say gracias to Lorraine and her family. Fuji Acros 100, home developed in PMK Pyro for 16 minutes.
i got to know this location by accident and immediately thought i have to take longexposures there. so when i went there it all went well until an elderly man walked down the station platform. he paced around for maybe 20 minutes and watched me. several trains he could have taken went by. and suddenly he came towards me and asked me if i had a permission to take photos of those people. i tried to explain him that i expose quite some time and so it's difficult to recognize a single person. but as he had no clue about photography he only asked for maybe 10 times if i had a permission. i tried to be polite but at some point i said no and that i don't care about him and his opinion and he should call the police or so. then he got kind of upset and said that if he will ever be on a pic i would really get into trouble. i told him that he did not came down the moving staircase so he is not on any of the pics. so he left. and about 15 minutes later security guys from the u-bahn came by and told me they got a call and i have to leave.
a few weeks ago i uploaded some architecture shots of one of the logest buildings in europe: http://www.lomography.com/homes/bloomchen/albums/1984550-housing-complex-the-snake
this time it a le corbusier building which is somehow hidden behind trees and the s-bahn. it´s only a few meters away from the olympiastadium in berlin. and i have been there several time but coming from the s-bahn you can´t see the building. a guy told me about the building several months ago so i looked where exactly the building is and i was pretty much surprised. the name of the bulding is Unité d'Habitation. inside are 530 appartments on 17 floors. here is a list: 5 Wohnungen mit 1 Zimmer (30,5m²)
164 Wohnungen mit 1 Zimmer (33,4m²)
3 Wohnungen mit 2 Zimmern (53,0m²)
22 Wohnungen mit 2 Zimmern (55,1m²)
5 Wohnungen mit 2 Zimmern (60,8m²)
208 Wohnungen mit 2 Zimmern (66,2m²)
7 Wohnungen mit 2 Zimmern (72,7m²)
18 Wohnungen mit 2 Zimmern (74,5m²)
10 Wohnungen mit 3 Zimmern (86,3m²)
4 Wohnungen mit 3 Zimmern (103,9m²)
74 Wohnungen mit 3 Zimmern (106,4m²)
2 Wohnungen mit 3 Zimmern (109,7m²)
3 Wohnungen mit 4 Zimmern (125,6m²)
2 Wohnungen mit 4 Zimmern (147,2m²)
2 Wohnungen mit 4 Zimmern (152,8m²)
1 Wohnung mit 3+4½ Zimmern (172,4m²)
i got to know this location by accident and immediately thought i have to take longexposures there. so when i went there it all went well until an elderly man walked down the station platform. he paced around for maybe 20 minutes and watched me. several trains he could have taken went by. and suddenly he came towards me and asked me if i had a permission to take photos of those people. i tried to explain him that i expose quite some time and so it's difficult to recognize a single person. but as he had no clue about photography he only asked for maybe 10 times if i had a permission. i tried to be polite but at some point i said no and that i don't care about him and his opinion and he should call the police or so. then he got kind of upset and said that if he will ever be on a pic i would really get into trouble. i told him that he did not came down the moving staircase so he is not on any of the pics. so he left. and about 15 minutes later security guys from the u-bahn came by and told me they got a call and i have to leave.
