Showing posts with label 35mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 35mm. Show all posts

Wednesday, 22 May 2013

Laura Gordon

This set is by Laura Gordon (laurasaurasrexx on Flickr)

These photos were all part of Laura's first double exposure experiment on a wide-angle 35mm film camera, and she says the good ones are pure luck. Just the sort of photography we love - experimental with great results!


Wednesday, 13 February 2013

Philip Hunter

This set is by Philip Hunter (old_queen on Flickr)

Philip shot most of these using a Minolta Hi-Matic G, though he's also just inherited a Rolleiflex 2.8F TLR which he says he's really looking forward to using.


Philip also plays bass guitar in a Glasgow based band called Father Sculptor, and you can listen to some of their music on their website. We're instant fans!

Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Marija Cerniavskaite

This set is by Marija Cerniavskaite (marija_cerniavskaite on Flickr) Her blog is also definitely worth a look.

Marija had this to say about her work:

"My photography always talks. But sometimes it is difficult to get what photographs want to say, because it is like strong people - they never reveal everything they want"

Amazing.


Wednesday, 12 December 2012

Marina Faria

This lovely set is by Marina Faria. Check out her Flickr, Tumblr and Facebook page.

Marina has a few Lomography cameras but the one she likes most is the La Sardina. However she also likes to shoot with a Pentax Spotmatic that used to belong to her dad, which she says is a pretty old one that has no fotometer no more but still takes really nice pictures.  Marina likes to use slide films developed in cross process as it's more unpredictable and she likes the results. She also shoots a lot with negative films, especially when using the Pentax because she can control all the camera settings.



Monday, 16 July 2012

Destruction

These photographs are from my most recent Flickr upload, and can also be seen over on my personal blog.

They were all taken with my Olympus Trip 35, using a Konica Centuria film that expired in 2001.


Saturday, 24 March 2012

Intentional Light Leaks.

I just uploaded this set to my Flickr Photostream and my blog :)

I used my SuperHeadz Blue Ribbon and opened the back of the camera, very slightly and only for a split second, just to see what would happen. I was inspired by kelley f who used this technique for this amazing photo (also check out her feature for more) I love the results! Definitely a method I'm going to use more, especially as my Blue Ribbon seems to have given up on taking good photos while inside.

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