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Since I was the only one who had a lomo camera in the group, I did the lomowalk alone. An hour before we left for the airport, I took one last stroll along the beach.
LESSON LEARNED: the beach can over expose an ISO 100 film
Underexposed multi layered photo. I can imagine there is a true sense of wonder and isolation soaring above the clouds in a baloon looking down on Earth. There are a lot of reasons this lomograph is one of my favorites. It is my most popular lomograph. It is a double exposure and I love doubles. I also love hot air balloons and hope to one day ride in one.
...first roll with the actionsampler doubled with the fisheye. some have worked out some not... but I think the actionsampler is a nice 'n' fun camera...
color explosion. shot through actionsampler, then supersampler, both with color gels taped over different lens over different times. then shot through the minolta mostly up close sunny shots of my paintings.
color explosion. shot through actionsampler, then supersampler, both with color gels taped over different lens over different times. then shot through the minolta mostly up close sunny shots of my paintings.
color explosion. shot through actionsampler, then supersampler, both with color gels taped over different lens over different times. then shot through the minolta mostly up close sunny shots of my paintings.
I got my Konstruktor from the Lomo Gallery Store in NYC at the launch party where I met up with several Lomographers including @jeabzz, @mikahsupageek, and @noe_artega and for the first time in person some of the NYC Lomo people. It was a nice party but they only had 10 Konstruktors on hand that night so I know I had to get it (since the Lomo stores in LA had closed before I left for my trip)! My son wanted to assemble it himself, successfully I might add and he's only 12! And then we took it around this little estate in Pennsylvania. The weather was grayish at that time so I knew that we had to expose each frame multiple times.
Oh finally! The Royal Stepped Tank of Hampi. I first saw this clever piece of architecture in the movie "The Fall" and have been wanting to visit for a while.
So it was just my luck that bad weather cancelled all my flights in Northern India, sending me south to Kerala. A bout of Giardia (surprise!) then led me to a hospital in Ernakulam, where I met Mary from Germany. Thanks to her stories, I travelled north to visit the ruins of Hampi, where I finally came face to face with this masterpiece. Nowhere in the man-made world will you see the play of light so elemental and so elegant.
