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Em 06/AGO'11 levei para o cume do Pico Paraná uma câmera descartável e a prova d'água. Fiz a primeira foto e deixei a câmera lá em cima, numa pequena caixa de metal onde fica o caderninho de assinaturas. Junto com a câmera, deixei um tag com meus contatos e as instruções para que as pessoas tirassem 1 foto e devolvessem a câmera para a caixinha. A última pessoa deveria trazer a câmera de volta.
Esse é o resultado.
Quem quiser ver o filme da subida, aquí
http://vimeo.com/ghidini/picoparana2011
As in the U.S., the Crimea has own West Coast. It lasts from Sevastopol to Olenevka. West Coast is very different from the south and east. And as for me, the West is the best ...
These shoots were taken on the noname black and white film for c-41 process.
Usually this film scans like black and white, but this time laborant made colorful scan and get sepia pictures.
Violet color on pictures caused of bad chemistry in lab where I was develop film.
Marta and Adele (aka Fusillini sisters) have been friends of mine for quite a long time and we spent some pretty crazy times together. I love taking pictures of them because even if their approach to the camera is totally different (Adele is really confident, Marta is rather shy and insecure) they are both really good at following instructions and I'm always satisfied with the outcome. Berlin, as usual, offered some perfect backgrounds to our photoshooting: the charming charlottenburg castle garden, the spooky and huge abandoned chemical factory in Rudersdorf and the never disappointing Mauerpark.
http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=531
I opened this Ilford 3200 for a concert and I thought it would be a disaster to shoot in daylight... But I really like the grainy look, specially in such a nice beautiful medieval village :)
I would have forgotten about this day but luckily I took my camera with me. It was the kind of cold raw early spring day that makes you grateful to have a cup of cocoa waiting for you after your walk.
I need to pay more attention to what I am doing with the Diana. I pull it in and out of my bag, changing the exposure setting and never checking. As a result, I get miss some shots and certainly get the unexpected.
Onkel-m gave me this doubles roll when I was in Vienna and said he shot urban art. I forgot that it was a sprocket rocket doubles so I started shooting kids in ballet school for the first frames using the Canon. Then when I remembered that it was a rocket roll, I took the film out of the camera and reloaded it to my rocket and shot the hood.
the results came out interesting especially the part with the ballet I think. I really am delighted.
I met onkel-m on my first day in Vienna. He is a delight to be with and just a dear friend to me now. Next time I would love to meet his dog Tara too.
If you haven't been to his lomo home, I hope you pay it a visit soon because you will have a wonderful time there. Great lomographs I tell you!
http://www.lomography.com/homes/onkel-m
Onkel-m gave me this doubles roll when I was in Vienna and said he shot urban art. I forgot that it was a sprocket rocket doubles so I started shooting kids in ballet school for the first frames using the Canon. Then when I remembered that it was a rocket roll, I took the film out of the camera and reloaded it to my rocket and shot the hood.
the results came out interesting especially the part with the ballet I think. I really am delighted.
I met onkel-m on my first day in Vienna. He is a delight to be with and just a dear friend to me now. Next time I would love to meet his dog Tara too.
If you haven't been to his lomo home, I hope you pay it a visit soon because you will have a wonderful time there. Great lomographs I tell you!
http://www.lomography.com/homes/onkel-m
