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Angie in a 1930s style retro film noir, a damsel in distress, a femme fatale in leather coat

I got my first roll of film developed! I'm really happy with how it came out!

 

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from the first roll of film I shot after I went digital some years ago - Olympus XA2, Fuji X-TRA 400

Ballerina Session, Mexico City...

Model: Paola Martín Del Campo

Natural Light.

Film: Ilford PAN 400

Equipment: Canon AE-1 / 50mm f/1.8

 

I took this photo for my film photography class, so this photo is completely unedited by any digital means. During the last few days of class, we were learning how to use toner on our prints and I really enjoyed the way this one turned out.

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I've always had a fascination with machinery. When I was out looking for some places to take landscape photos, I came across this bulldozer sitting by itself out in the middle of nowhere.

 

The colors aren't quite right and I'm not sure exactly what happened. I don't know if the light just wasn't the best or if maybe the photo lab's chemicals are getting weak. I took this with Kodak Ektar 100 film and it should have really poppy, saturated colors. But somehow, I do still kind of like the sort of washed-out look. It kind of fits with the look of a heavy, rusted machine out in the middle of nowhere in the sand and brush. It kind of has the Terminaotor Salvation bleach-bypass look to it.

So it's been a while...

Shot with Pentax K1000

Expired Film (Kodak Gold 200)

Minolta Maxxum 7000

zenit 12xp + expired film / 2004

Kindly taken for me by Terry Graham.

 

九眼桥, Chengdu

 

Film: Lomography 200, Scanner: Fuji SP-3000

Developed at 画英雄

 

Sorry for the missing hands...

Film photograph taken with Pentax Spotmatic using Ilford hp5 plus

La Sardina Belle Starr, 04/2013

 

first exposure: tamtaram

second exposure: me

 

This happens, when the Lomography Shop offers two cams for the price of one. ;)

 

all pictures here!

Louis our Ragdoll Cat.

First Shots with Canon T90 and Kodak, color film VR400.

camera : Bronica ETRSi

lens : Zenzanon Eii 75mm f/2.8

film : ILFORD HP5+ 400

dev : D76

scan : Epson V600

lomo 100 Color negative film

Zenza Bronica Sqa Portra 160

Camera: GF670

Film: PORTRA 400

Scanner: GT-X820

I love Futurama, and in order to test out the close in focus of my new Leica CL I paused the video and shot as close as the CL and Jupiter-8 lens could. Looks like it worked.

 

Camera: Leica CL (#2, no meter)

Lens: Jupiter-8

Film: Arista Professional 400

Developer: D-76 stock, 7.5 minutes at 72° F

why do you make me so sad and sleepy?

First four rolls of Fuji Superia 400 shot with the AE-1P

canon FTb QL 1971

canonet / film

 

---model and interview with : Aï Nakayama---

 

When it comes to my daily routine, it's makeup. Unless they have sensitive skin, many Japanese women wear it to go to work. I (M) talked about it with Ai Nakayama (A) through old prime lens.

 

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