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Yeah so it was sunny and the only C41 120 i had knocking about in the fridge were a couple of rolls of Lomo RS so i decided to load it in my Bronica and test out some shallow depth and leave the aperture wide open to get some buttery bokeh. In conclusion it appears i need to practise a little of with the waist level finder and maybe veer away from such a shallow depth.
¿No os pasa que siempre hay un tipo de foto que sale en los carretes que reveláis? Yo me di cuenta hace poco de ello y me entró la curiosidad por saber qué es lo que más les gusta fotografiar a los lomógrafos.
De pequeña gané una cámara Polaroid en un concurso de educación vial. La pena es que no he sido capaz de encontrarla en la casa familiar. El año pasado mi padre me preguntó por ella porque dijo que quería una de esas cámaras "rápidas". Así que le compré la Fuji Instax 210.
Este es un artículo que tenía pendiente desde hace casi un año, y gracias a la próxima visita del Fotógrafo Minutero Michi Rodriguez a Madrid, ¡por fin me he animado a escribirlo! Sigue leyendo y mira nuestro analogiquísimo retrato minutero en Santiago de Compostela.
En lugar de apretar el disparador después de contar "1, 2, 3", el artista gráfico Stefan Abrahams ha usado una cámara para deletrear "A, B, C". ¡Échale un vistazo a este tipo de letra que ha creado a partir de partes de una cámara DSLR desmontada y prepárate para cantar la canción del alfabeto!
Frensham Pond is a really pretty nature conservation area about a 10-minute drive from where I live. Despite its name, it's actually two big lakes, a vast area of heathland, plus woodland. There's also a sailing club, and I went there specifically to shoot sailing boats today, thinking they'd be a great subject for the 'exposing both sides' (EBS) technique, but as soon as I set foot in the car park of the marina, a guy approached and told me it was a private club, for members only, and said I couldn't take photos there. I tell you, they're paranoid about people with cameras anywhere near private property in this country! Anyway, I got a few shots of boats from outside the fence and down by the lakeside, then went wandering in search of other sights. Here's what I found...
