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I had some vacation time to use or loose at work. I spent most of the week trying to catch up on scanning film. But Wednesday was another beautiful but cold day, so I grabbed three cameras and out the door I went. This roll I first shot in my Diana F+ with a mask made from black card stock and a snowflake hole punch, it was July and I shot my sunflowers and other flowers in the neighborhood.
Centre shots were taken during the day, with a diamond shaped piece of card behind the lens. The film was then shot again during the evening to multilayer the photos.
The N Seoul Tower is a popular tourist spot that attracts herds of local and foreign visitors. Once up there, one can have a spectacular vista of Seoul. If you go up the tower itself, then you'll have 360-degree view of the metropolis. There are lots of interesting shops and restaurants to buy hot foods and drinks on cold winter days. Plus the entire area was seemingly designed for great photo-ops. To go there, fangcarpenter and I rode a cab so we can consume the money we loaded on our T-money cards. We were brought to the cable car station where we lined up to buy the tickets and ride the cable car up to the tower area. Then we climbed a few wooden stairs to the plaza. The huge tower was so overwhelming when we reached the top. The views were just awe-inspiring. Used a roll I previously exposed in Manila to create textured shots of my N Seoul Tower lomographs.
This has been quite a week for Lomo "Music" Amigos, as you have seen our stable of incredible musical friends grow and grow. And there are many more cool bands signed up to shoot their adventures in the future, but we'll keep you in suspense for now.
thanks so much to @1122 for sending me this cam from belarus to germany in exchange of filmrolls so it can be part of this project. i´m now an owner of a symbol! in case you haven´t checked her LH yet here you go: http://www.lomography.com/homes/1122
I told myself to wait. The next shipment of the Konstruktor camera would be in the Singapore Gallery Store in a couple of weeks, and I should just be patient. But looking at the laid out display of all the gears and parts did not help the temptation. Not only did I buy the display right then and there, I assembled it in the shop with my good lomo friend @kernlose. My reviews and initial impression of the Konstruktor assembly follow the jump! So much for patience...
For the high-speed freaks, Lomography Color Negative 800 is your top choice for dark, overcast or low-light shooting conditions. Capture bright and brilliant photos you wouldn't normally be able to shoot with lower ISO films!
Danny Edwards' Famous Kansas City barbecue, also known as Lil' Jake's Eat It & Beat It, in downtown KC, on Grand at 13th: one of the best pork sandwiches I've ever had.
I am very fond of my Lubitel 166+! It takes the most amazing pictures, even when you don't expect it to. But there was one thing missing that could help me shake things up a bit: a Splitzer. So I made my own!
Shot the drag show at Charlie's after shooting the drag queen prep earlier in the evening. Want colorful and don't have a lab that cross processes? Shoot a drag show. Some of the best costumes and coolest crowd reactions you can get. Favorite shot was of two coworkers, Christine and Sheryl. Their reactions to the lens were very different kinds of smile and their outfits contrast nicely with each other.
