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Stanwix, Carlisle. May 2014. Kodak disposable FunSaver camera. Film marked Kodak GT 800-5. C41 processed and scanned at ASDA.
A roll of pedestrian Kodak 400 from a cheap single-use cam run through a Supersampler with a red plastic gel extracted from a pair of 3-D glasses -- composition: purely random (as always). This is a very odd roll, with a few of the frames being triple-exposed. Some worked, if you will, and some are rather... marginal. I'm not sure what to think of this, but I do like the red clouds. Always fun to put expensive gear to good use! ;) In any case, thank you for stopping by,and have a great weekend. Prost! 8^)
EviPatch - wearable 7-lead ECG patch of the EviMate product line.
The wired version allows for connection to 5 off-the-shelf electrodes for precise measurement in healthcare facilities and for home use.
In our relentless pursuit of convenience, it is crucial that we do not overlook the toll our actions take on the planet. It is time to take a stand against plastic bags and their detrimental impact. We can contribute to a healthier environment by saying no to plastic bags.
[aka excerpt from The Fbg Pink Flamingo Project]
Mr. TRONA left with his Da on Saturday for a trip to the local market, ostensibly to pick up some last minute picnic supplies. They evidently were on a brief photo drive, however, stalking the elusive plastic Pink Flamingo of Fbg, Texas. Something quite rare -- and menacing! Although Mr. TRONA and his Dad have not been located, one of their cameras was found by some tourists, and on their behalf, we present -- in the spirit of the Blair Witch P. -- a few images from this enigmatic roll of film. ;)
EviPatch - wearable 7-lead ECG patch of the EviMate product line.
The wired version allows for connection to 5 off-the-shelf electrodes for precise measurement in healthcare facilities and for home use.
This picture was taken by a blind photographer and is part of the "Blind Shot" Photoessay.
For further information, and to view all pictures in this series, please go to this photoset: Blind Shot - Visions Through Unseen Windows.
Cheap disposable/reuseable camera, from Goodwill ($2) loaded with the unkown film it came with. I re-spooled the film a few times during use to give some multiple exposures. Many of the exposures on this camera my toddler took.
Taken with a single use camera and scanned onto my computer, not edited.
Location is Liverpool Marina, or more specifically, the view from my bedroom.
Birdoswald Roman fort, Cumbria. 31st May 2014. Disposable Kodak FunSaver camera. Film marked Kodak GT 800-5. C41 processed and scanned at ASDA.
This is one of the pictures of an project called '27/27'. A few weeks ago I bought a fujifilm quicksnap single-use camera and decided to finish the roll in one day. I set an alarm every 27 minutes and whenever it went off, I took a picture of something/someone in my surroundings. I continued this throughout the day until all the 27 pictures got exposed.
Many pictures were underexposed, so that's why I didn't post 27 photos. Despite some failed results, I still enjoyed it very much.