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Dolphins are swimming in the early spring sky.
Shot dolphins first at an aquarium. After finished whole a roll I set it again into LC-A and then start shooting at an amusement park. There are only a few nice results and this is the best one. Tough challenge but worth trying :)
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
when i saw the shots of @buckshot he took with his selfmade splitzer for the LC-W i was immediately wanting to try this. so did i. the splitzer is really easy to make but obviously it's not easy to handle everything when shooting upside down. so as you will notice on the shots one side of the shot is more exposed than the other. this is surely due to my finger holding the splitzer when shooting upside down so the finger partly covers the lightmeter. and as you can see there are dark parts on mpst shots. probably my cardboard splitzer was a bit too big so when switching there were parts not exposed at all. so definitely worth giving more tries and maybe using plastic. pls have a look at buckshots album if you haven't yet: http://www.lomography.com/homes/buckshot/albums/2008521-inspired-by-you-know-whodachrome
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Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/BKSPicture/171493582895927
You can find more of my work on my homepage:
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Also have a blog where I write about my photo experience, tips and trick etc. . . . . . . . .
http://www.blog.bkspicture.com/ _________________________________________
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/BKSPicture/171493582895927
You can find more of my work on my homepage:
http://www.bkspicture.com/ _________________________________________
Also have a blog where I write about my photo experience, tips and trick etc. . . . . . . . .
http://www.blog.bkspicture.com/ _________________________________________
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/BKSPicture/171493582895927
You can find more of my work on my homepage:
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Also have a blog where I write about my photo experience, tips and trick etc. . . . . . . . .
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