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Pudding-chan In Animal Temple :
Nikon FG-20 /
LENS SERIES E 50mm F1.8 (#169) /
Lomography Color Negative 100 /
June 8, 2016 / 1280px
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Courageous - that’s how you see me;
Successfull - that’s how you belive in me;
Happy- that’s what you expect of me;
But...
Emptiness - that’s what is inside of me.
taken with holgaGN fill in with expired 35mm slide film (i dont remember which film)
x-process.
I think I'm going to need an extra dose of this today. This is what my chemex looks like when I run out of special filters and just use regular ones instead.
I always thought that Athena was the most realistic-looking doll I had, until I put her next to someone like Alice. Alice is so realistic it's kind of scary, and I love it. Alice still has the same amount of hair that she did before, it's just saran so it lays a whole better and creates more realistic styles. Athena has been done for a solid six months now, I just never uploaded another photo of her past the first one I did. :P I love both of these ladies so much and they're fantastic! I hope we get so many more film collection dolls in the future!
As we gallop into an exciting new year of film and motion picture photography, I want to share our gratitude for your support in 2024 (and the 15 years prior!). It is your passion for film and your generosity in donating your vintage equipment, that allows the FPP School Camera Donation Program to continue to expand, delivering refurbished and tested film cameras and lenses to schools and not-for-profits across America; and our research, testing, and eventually release of new film emulsions across so many formats is a direct result of your embrace of our products. We’ll be taking a break from the podcast until spring to explore some exciting opportunities, at which time we’ll return with our usual format of reviews of new products, tips and tutorials and some exciting new announcements.
It's a great time to SHOOT FILM!
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