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Analogue enthusiast Lydia Lutz is back to give us her tips on staying creatively inspired and shares some of her latest photos using a mix of Lomography 120 film.
Photographer and filmmaker Kaitlyn Mikayla is back to share with us her recent photoshoot inspired by classic horror movies and using her favorite Lomography Color Negative film in both 120 and 35 mm.
Craft: Cross Processed (Color Reversal Film / C-41 | Tetenal Self-Developed || Awards: In the Hall of Fame of Community Photos for 2021 on lomography.com
This man was sitting outside a McDonald's in Washington D.C. I didn't have anything but a dollar in my pocket and my camera with me so I walked up to him and kindly asked if I could take a photo of him, offering him the dollar in return. He agreed and ended up telling me a long story about how georgetown has changed over the years and how he's been on the street all these years watching everything transform. I lived in D.C. for 3 years and it changed a whole lot in such a short time...I can't imagine what he must have seen being there his entire life. Even though things were tough for him he was smiling the entire time he talked.
This roll of film sat in my camera for almost 6 months in the worst conditions possible (hot steamy cars, baking in sunlight near the window, etc.) I wasn't able to process it any sooner. Well it turns out that the terrible conditions ruined the entire roll...except for this photo. Even though it's in rough shape...I'm very proud of how it turned out.
Kodak took our Kodachrome away and I have not even shot a single roll. Since it seems impossible to get a roll and send it to Dwayne's Photo, I decided to create a T-shirt in honor of this unique emulsion.
