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I bought another camera at the thrift store. It looks pretty nice, but the (rather cheap ass plastic) shutter button is a bit sticky. I was too lazy to clean and lubricate the camera before shooting half a test roll (the other half of the roll went into the Agfa Iso I I also bought http://www.lomography.com/homes/stratski/albums/1989556-testing-testing). The crappy button produces motion blur, but otherwise the camera seems to be working okay. I'll probably won't be using it a lot, but at least it looks pretty on a shelf.
For the second time in a row I had a film stuck in a Lomo camera. The first time it happened in the Konstruktor, now it was in the Diana Mini. And this time it happened after only three (half) frames. What to do? I would be happy, if anyone could tell me how to remedy this problem!
Since I didn't want to loose another almost empty roll of film, I wound it back and finished the film in the Sprocket Rocket.
For the second time in a row I had a film stuck in a Lomo camera. The first time it happened in the Konstruktor, now it was in the Diana Mini. And this time it happened after only three (half) frames. What to do? I would be happy, if anyone could tell me how to remedy this problem!
Since I didn't want to loose another almost empty roll of film, I wound it back and finished the film in the Sprocket Rocket.
For the second time in a row I had a film stuck in a Lomo camera. The first time it happened in the Konstruktor, now it was in the Diana Mini. And this time it happened after only three (half) frames. What to do? I would be happy, if anyone could tell me how to remedy this problem!
Since I didn't want to loose another almost empty roll of film, I wound it back and finished the film in the Sprocket Rocket.
For the second time in a row I had a film stuck in a Lomo camera. The first time it happened in the Konstruktor, now it was in the Diana Mini. And this time it happened after only three (half) frames. What to do? I would be happy, if anyone could tell me how to remedy this problem!
Since I didn't want to loose another almost empty roll of film, I wound it back and finished the film in the Sprocket Rocket.
With this collection of photos I attempted to capture industrial, Victorian Manchester but couldn't avoid some contemporary elements entering the photos. I quite like that though.
first testshots with my brand new lomo LC-A+ in an abandoned town, two hours far from my hometown. as usual Isabel, Adele and my brother Michele proved to be perfect models. At first I was somehow not really impress to see my pics not in a square shape, but hopefully I will get used to it.
http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=615
as soon as I came back home in late June I wanted to enjoy the things I missed the most while I was in Berlin: spending time with my dog (Gwen) and mountain hiking with my friends. Funny how I felt uncomfortable and awkward in the moment I had to shoot something totally different from urban berlin!
http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=602
sunday afternoon in a wood near home with plenty of abandoned chairs and random wandering donkeys.
sounds pretty odd, I know
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