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Exposing both sides of the film (EBS). Double exposed on normal side at ISO400 each, with a splitzer. Also double exposed on redscale side at ISO200 each, with a splitzer. Have a look at my article about this technique: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/01/14/tipster-how-to-take-symmetrical-images-with-exposing-both-sides-of-the-film-ebs
I celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Lomography society by shooting some twenty-year expired film in my Russian LC-A! The film in question is a bulk roll of Kodak Ektachrome EPT 160 tungsten film. I exposed it at ISO 25 to compensate for speed loss and increased base fog. The images are nothing special (to me at least) because I just took a walk around my neighborhood but I'm sure you will enjoy them:)
Just a few seconds after I shot my last photo a group of finnish people from a nearby sauna run into the lake wearing the famous Borat-swimsuite. Just too late!
Not So Lonely Planet . . . out of the road up n’ down the track . . . people are under a back-pack attack with good folk out there . . . So, take things you can share your favourite tunes. . . . Your home under your hat ‘cos it’s not where you’re from – it’s where you’re at! . . . Indeed, a fantastic 5 days trekking up hill close to nature. . . and I just enjoyed singing along my Eighth Note Above ( 3120 m. ) Sea Level ... sharing favourite tunes with new companions ... Poon Hill, It's where I was at :-) . . . . . . . . . . . . . I recently was in Nepal last month, trekking to Ghorepani - Poon Hill trek which is located in Annapurna region. I went with no trekking experience and I went solo; and had a fantastic 5 days close to nature.
However, I did not have a chance to see the spectacular view of the Himalayas . It was not so clear visibility due to rain. but, I find the sunny side to trek on the rainy season . . . there are some pretty cool upsides ; it is only the season for nature to be a real green. I mean trekking really depends on peoples interest and intension. if you like really green forest and water then it is very good. what I also find interesting on treking in monsoon is that...its a little bit more relaxing than trekking in sunny days. :-)
LIfe it`s similar to chess... but in real life sometimes you can`t find wich is the black and wicn the white side of the board.
Some double exposure with my chess and at the Toluca Cosmovitral (a place you must visit someday).
This is one of my favourite pictures. I was just playing arround with my new fisheye #2 (wich I won at lomokikuyu contest, so I was proud of my new toy) and my new loomography ring flash. I was doing closeups of everything I could find at home (I love close ups, and fisheye make beautiful and easy close ups): legos, clocks, chess pieces...
A few days later I went to that amaizing botanic garden in Toluca, the Cosmovitral and decided to keep up with the play, so I 2-xpo this roll in this roll in the fisheye. When the roll was processed and printed I foud that this shots were really amaizing. I even sold one of this prints to a friend.
I'm getting the hang of my new Sprocket Rocket camera after the 3rd roll! I've found it helps to get very close to your subject if you want it to fill the frame. I was able to use 100 ISO film this time under broad daylight.
så er der lige blevet eksperimenteret lidt med først at have dem i saltvand natten over, og så i kogen kaffe bad og derefter scannet ind som farve billeder
