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Photographer: Luke Farmer
Film: Kodak Ektachrome E100, 120Film
IG: luke.farmer
"I have a couple of things in photography that are a complete blind spot - 120 film, and slide film. There's also a couple of things I just don't like - 28mm lenses and landscape photography.
So last year I bought a 120 camera with a fixed 28mm lens, and bought loads of slide film. The only thing near me that I can easily shoot on the regular is landscape stuff, so I've been trying to make use of it.
This photo is the first one I've taken that I'm really happy with. I love how the slide film renders the colours, the blues that you only get on sunny, winter days are really pronounced. The scene was a little boring, and I got bored of waiting for a duck or whatever, so got Jamie to lob a stick in the water, and really like what it adds to the composition. "
This set of pictures is the first taken with a medium format film camera. Using 220 color filim, these were processed and returned as unmounted slides.
I am really having fun with my scanner.
This is the first decent shot I got with my Holga (aptly named Olga) using 120 film.
Despite the mundane subject, I think it accurately portrays the beauty that comes with lomography -- the soft focus, the strong vignette, and the rather vivid colors.
This obviously isn't my most inspired photograph, but seeing as it was the first decent shot I took Olga, it felt appropriate to post it.
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Christmas shopping is pzwning me this year. I'm really glad that I'm able to buy everyone awesome gifts, but this year, I feel more excited about getting gifts. I think that might me a bad person.
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I was talking to my sister the other day and we were complaining about the cold weather. She asked me where I would ideally like to move, as in to get away from these cold winters. But as I thought about it, I don't think I'd want to live anywhere else. The winters suck, but everything else is pretty damn awesome.
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Oh, and I'm listening to Lupe Fiasco's The Cool. It's cool.
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/ She gave a smile but I was shy / I looked down, so down /
The old generators in the Power House at Stave Falls.
Mission, BC.
Shot with a Pentax 6x7 camera, 135mm macro lens on Kodak TMax 400iso film. Negatives developed and enlarged by myself (like a big boy) on Oriental Seagull VC-RC glossy paper.
珍珠滩/Pearl Shoals
Called Dzitsa Degu in Tibetan, Jiuzhai Valley or Jiuzhaigou National Park is located in the Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province, South Western China. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992 and it belongs to the category 5 in the IUCN system of protected area categorization. Jiuzhai Valley literally means “Nine Village Valley” and is named after the nine Tibetan villages scattered throughout the park. There is evidence of people living in the national park up to 3,000 years and the local people still hold onto many of their traditional ways of life. The human population of the park is just over 1,000 which comprises of over 110 families.
Yashica Mat 124G, Kodak e100vs, f5.6.