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This photo was http://www.lomography.com/magazine/news/2013/01/10/most-popular-photo-last-year-january-10-2012 ___ @taufik_rachman my paternal cousins at our paternal grandpa's hometown : pantai (beach) Bojong Salawe', Parigi, Pangandaran, Jawa Barat (West Java), Indonesia, Asia Tenggara (South East Asia)
Tiger sculpture on jalan Wastu Kantjana, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, South East Asia, Earth 🌏 that was made by Nyoman Nuarta, Balinese sculpture artist, who lived in Setra Duta about hundred step from my home. Nyoman Nuarta who studied at the faculty of art Institut Teknologi Bandung are the same sculpturist who made Garuda Wisnu Kencana, the tallest sculpture in the world, which located in his hometown Bali
Kodak Retina Ia (Stutttgart, Germany 1952)
NoColorStudio no 10 Film Project from Vilnius
Developed in Kodak D76 stock at 20°C for 8 minutes
Used Infrared 720nm filter for some pics
Agfa Vista 200 (exp. 09/2004) at 100 ASA, dev. in C41 at 45°C
The Super Nettel is a hiTec Camera (1/1000s) and some spec
from the old Zeiss Ikon Contax
Agfa Vista 200 (exp. 09/2004) at 100 ASA, dev. in C41 at 45°C
The Super Nettel is a hiTec Camera (1/1000s) and some spec
from the old Zeiss Ikon Contax
Kodak Retina Ia (Stutttgart, Germany 1952)
NoColorStudio no 10 Film Project from Vilnius
Developed in Kodak D76 stock at 20°C for 8 minutes
Used Infrared 720nm filter for some pics
Kodak Retina Ia (Stutttgart, Germany 1952)
NoColorStudio no 10 Film Project from Vilnius
Developed in Kodak D76 stock at 20°C for 8 minutes
Used Infrared 720nm filter for some pics
this film @therover swapped with me! Thanks a lot for this joyful experience combining shop-windows of Paris with a graveyard of Cologne! :) The film is a Kodak 400 set on 800 ISO for both turns of exposure.
this film @therover swapped with me! Thanks a lot for this joyful experience combining shop-windows of Paris with a graveyard of Cologne! :) The film is a Kodak 400 set on 800 ISO for both turns of exposure.
this film @therover swapped with me! Thanks a lot for this joyful experience combining shop-windows of Paris with a graveyard of Cologne! :) The film is a Kodak 400 set on 800 ISO for both turns of exposure.
this film @therover swapped with me! Thanks a lot for this joyful experience combining shop-windows of Paris with a graveyard of Cologne! :) The film is a Kodak 400 set on 800 ISO for both turns of exposure.
Together with my wife, I was in Russia visiting her family and friends. One day when we visited her family I ran out of films. So I asked my mother-in-law if she accidentially still has some left because she also still shoots film. She gave me a few and among them was also this one. It seems like to have been already exposed once by my father-in-law on a journey long time ago. What happened now is, without knowing that it was exposed already, I put it in my old LOMO Lubitel because I wanted to try a 35mm film in this medium format camera. The results are here. Somtimes there are no double exposuresat all, so only the journey of my father-in-law or only my shots (even some doubleexposures) or there are nice doubles of two different exposures from approx. 20 years ago and recently in 2015. For me a quite interesting, unexpected surprise. But I really like it.
