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Film swap project made by me and Nico Westlicht from Netherlands. Photos were exposed both in Netherlands by Nico and in Vietnam by me.
• Film: Kodak Ektar 100
Helen and I swapped rolls of film that we each exposed, and then the other exposed a second image on top the film, running it a second time through the camera. Neither of us knew what the other had done for the first layer. The resulting combination image is an unplanned serendipitous coincidence. Film used was Ilford XP2 Super.
in january 2014, i started working on a 3-way "trifecta" film-swap, across 3 continents alongside two of my favourite analogue photographers: graziella ines from the u.s. and hodachrome from japan.. since then, we have been sending 3 rolls of film around the globe, each shooting a layer on every frame.. the third and final of these rolls has now been finished, developed and processed..
for this image, graziella shot the upper half of the frame only, masking the lower with a "splitzer" (crazy eyeballs somewhere in vegas!!), hodaka shot the lower half of the frame only, masking the upper half with a "splitzer" (a small sunflower field in ena city, gifu), and finally i shot the full frame (one of the light tunnels near the imax cinema in waterloo, london).. i love how the 3 images combine with cities 5000 miles apart, and a tranquil field in japan - this roll of film has travelled over 11,000 miles in total!
lc-a, kodak elite chrome ebx 100, x-pro (trifecta swap)
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Film swap project made by me and Nico Westlicht from Netherlands. Photos were exposed both in Netherlands by Nico and in Vietnam by me.
• Film: Kodak Ektar 100
A happy new year!
My first upload in 2013 is from the second "EBS" Film swap with hodachrome.
"Exposing Both Sides of the Film (EBS)" is one of the unique technique in Lomography.
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Hodachrome shot a German church in the theme park called "Little world" on normal side and I shot a twilight scene in Aichi bokujo on redscale side . Both places are in Aichi pref, Japan
LOMO LC-A/Kodak800/EBS
Film swap with London based photographer Simon Bohrsmann, taken while he was in Australia and then swapped with me in York, UK.
Film: Kodak Professional Portra 400
Film swap project made by me and Nico Westlicht from Netherlands. Photos were exposed both in Netherlands by Nico and in Vietnam by me.
• Film: Kodak Ektar 100
Film Swap - duas Canon EOS 5 um Superia 200
Filipe Confúcio:
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pelo Sítio do Cano Amarelo
A double exposure on lomography 400 colour 35mm film swapped between a Kodak box brownie flash 2 and an Olympus om10.
This is the first image from a new project, with hodachrome (he is a genius with an LC-A so check him out!). This film swap was based around the "EBS" technique: we shot a roll of film on the "normal" side, and when finished the film was then reversed and rewound, so that the second exposure was shot on the reverse side. When shooting on the reverse side, the image is "redscaled" - all colours become shades of red. With this first roll, hodachrome shot on the normal side in Japan, here in the "Lucent Avenue", the underground passage of Nagoya Station, the theme of this zone is "sea", then I shot on the "redscale" side in Brighton (UK), with some teasels down at Shoreham-by-Sea Harbour.
LC-A+, Fuji 800, EBS Film Swap with Hodaka
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From filmswap project "夏色の肖像 -summer portrait", collaborated with photographer Kenichi Hatakeyama and model Ruru Niiya. I shot sunflowers with my LC-A then sent the film to him and he shot portrait with his SLR camera at sunset beach. This filmswap project will be featured on photo magazine soon.. Don't miss it!
Lomo LC-A+/Canon EOS series/Kodak EBX/X-Process/filmswap with Kenichi Hatakeyama
From the filmswap with a great photographer fotobes. We have met in UK and tried a "quick" filmswap during my stay. His shot is a view of Brighton beach, shot from Brighton Pier. My shot is the observatory at the top of the "Shard", London. I love the fantastic mood here!
LOMO LC-A+/Agfa Precisa (expired)/X-Process
A film swap project made by me and Azarah Eells from USA. Photos were exposed both in Nha Trang (Vietnam) by me and in USA by Azarah.
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This is the 3rd photo from international "EBS" filmswap with a great photographer fotobes from UK.
"Exposing Both Sides of the Film (EBS)" is one of the most unique lomography's technique. First, Toby shot on normal/correct side of negative film, at Shoreditch in London, a view from the multi-storey car park. After reversed the film, I shot on reversed/redscale side, at an old tunnel in Otaki village, Nagano, long exposure :)
LOMO LC-A+/Fuji800/EBS Filmswap with Fotobes
filmswap with Skley
Canon EOS 500N vs. Olympus Trip 35
Fuji Superia 200 (expired 1996)
Make sure to check out Skleys album!
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same addiction
same imagination
different places
one picture
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Die Bilder in diesem Album entstanden bei einem Filmtausch mit Skley. Jeder hat mit der eigenen Kamera Bilder aufgenommen. Danach wurden die Filme getauscht und erneut belichtet. Und die Ergebnisse... oder zumindest die zumutbaren... präsentieren wir hier.
Hier geht's zu Skleys Auswahl!
Film collaboration with panelomo www.flickr.com/photos/jaypanelo/
Panelomo......People
Me ...................Pylon
Film swap with London based photographer Simon Bohrsmann, taken while he was in Australia and then swapped with me in York, UK.
Film: Kodak Professional Portra 400
Canada to California to Pennsylvania
Film Swap with Phillip Chee. He started and shot in Canada then I got it and double exposed the roll in California. Being a rare black & white roll of film I had to send it to Pennsylvania for development. KB12 film. Requires ECN-2, 5247 process.
Kodak Portra 160
film swap with Irina ch :)
A Film Swap is a collaboration between friends who shoot film. It's a form of experimenting in one of the many ways that you can with film. You have many options so it is very fun to try and it's inspiring!
Film swap with a Lomography friend from USA. www.lomography.com/homes/cmart
I used my Zenit B with Kodak 200
One of my favourites from the pinhole camera and LC-A120 filmswap project, that I did with Mike McLean. This image shows the Brighton Royal Pavilion, taken by Mike with a 12x6 Noon pinhole camera, and the LC-A 120 layer from me shows two sunset shots at low tide, side by side, on Brighton beach..
lc-a 120 and noon pinhole, lomography color negative 100 (filmswap)
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for this image, i shot a roll of film randomly, re-wound, re-loaded and shot randomly again. here we have felix beside the sea in brighton and a view of ponte vecchio in florence, italy..
olympus om10, lomochrome purple (set at iso 200, self-swap)
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and you can even do some shopping now at the fotobes shop..