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since I can not use my negative scanner at the moment, I had the spontaneous idea to try with an old Agfascoop slide viewer and my smartphone camera. I'm quite happy with the results - pretty lomo, i think!
Last autumn I traveled to Ushuaia - the southernmost city in the world - with some friends, a couple of analog cameras, and 35mm film rolls. This project is my way to keep coming back to that trip, its places, landscapes, and people.
Last autumn I traveled to Ushuaia - the southernmost city in the world - with some friends, a couple of analog cameras, and 35mm film rolls. This project is my way to keep coming back to that trip, its places, landscapes, and people.
Last autumn I traveled to Ushuaia - the southernmost city in the world - with some friends, a couple of analog cameras, and 35mm film rolls. This project is my way to keep coming back to that trip, its places, landscapes, and people.
Last autumn I traveled to Ushuaia - the southernmost city in the world - with some friends, a couple of analog cameras, and 35mm film rolls. This project is my way to keep coming back to that trip, its places, landscapes, and people.
Last autumn I traveled to Ushuaia - the southernmost city in the world - with some friends, a couple of analog cameras, and 35mm film rolls. This project is my way to keep coming back to that trip, its places, landscapes, and people.
Last autumn I traveled to Ushuaia - the southernmost city in the world - with some friends, a couple of analog cameras, and 35mm film rolls. This project is my way to keep coming back to that trip, its places, landscapes, and people.
In the last months I’ve been obsessed with medium format photography. I kept on browsing through the galleries of these photographers and wondered what I could achieve if I was the one shooting with such cameras. After years relying on the same gear I eventually decided it was time to invest some money into something “new”. My friend Adrian (@ancuper) found a Mamiya RB67 in Warsaw and got it for me. Since it got delivered it took me some time to finally approach this gigantic and surprisingly heavy beast. I met another friend, Liam (@liamjamescreative), so he could guide me through the basics (I’m not patient enough to watch YouTube tutorials) and finally took my first chance last Saturday when Christoph, who I hadn’t shot with since Greece in September, agreed to model for me. The first hour, which was probably the most productive, turned out into a massive disappointment when I realized I never pushed the film forward and took a series of 15 shots on the same frame (that‘s what test shootings are for I guess). But at that point I was way too curious to give up. I definitely want to upgrade the camera body to a 6×7 but I’m genuinely glad that the test shots turned out in focus without the help of a strap or a tripod. Let’s see what the future holds. https://andrejrusskovskij.com/boy-in-bloom/
In the last months I’ve been obsessed with medium format photography. I kept on browsing through the galleries of these photographers and wondered what I could achieve if I was the one shooting with such cameras. After years relying on the same gear I eventually decided it was time to invest some money into something “new”. My friend Adrian (@ancuper) found a Mamiya RB67 in Warsaw and got it for me. Since it got delivered it took me some time to finally approach this gigantic and surprisingly heavy beast. I met another friend, Liam (@liamjamescreative), so he could guide me through the basics (I’m not patient enough to watch YouTube tutorials) and finally took my first chance last Saturday when Christoph, who I hadn’t shot with since Greece in September, agreed to model for me. The first hour, which was probably the most productive, turned out into a massive disappointment when I realized I never pushed the film forward and took a series of 15 shots on the same frame (that‘s what test shootings are for I guess). But at that point I was way too curious to give up. I definitely want to upgrade the camera body to a 6×7 but I’m genuinely glad that the test shots turned out in focus without the help of a strap or a tripod. Let’s see what the future holds. https://andrejrusskovskij.com/boy-in-bloom/
film swap with victoria rivington (@vicrivphoto on the instabook) #makingartnotcrystalmeth films used kodak portra 160, lomography metropolis, kodak gold and kidak tri x
film swap with victoria rivington (@vicrivphoto on the instabook) #makingartnotcrystalmeth films used kodak portra 160, lomography metropolis, kodak gold and kidak tri x
