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This roll of film got stuck in the canister while in my camera, and I thought there was something horribly wrong with my lomo... what would I DO??!! But I opened it in the darkness and discovered that the film itself was stuck. I managed to save it with a dark bag and some fancy footwork, thank goodness...
I used this film with my fisheye with submarine case. Unfortunately, my submarine had some water leaks and the salted seawater came inside the camera and the film... When I gave it to my usual lab, they told me they couldn't process it as the film was wet... :(
So I waited for a solution and let the film like that, unprocessed, in my room. After a month, I noticed that some strange signs of corrosion were to seen on the film canister, and thought that perhaps there was something interesting happening inside! But how could I process it???
And there I thought that this could interest Mr LabRat himself: Mandi! I wrote him and asked if he could process the film for me. And finally, almost 3 months after being shot, after a long maturation time and some special treatment to dry and process it, the pictures are here! Thanks a lot Mandi! ;)
This roll of film got stuck in the canister while in my camera, and I thought there was something horribly wrong with my lomo... what would I DO??!! But I opened it in the darkness and discovered that the film itself was stuck. I managed to save it with a dark bag and some fancy footwork, thank goodness...
I love how the cloudy sky can turn crimson red. You have to be quick though, this scene only lasts for a few minutes. Only when the sun rays hits the atmosphere at the correct angle.
Boracay sunsets are one of the best.
