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Now & then I like to use some Instax, too. I love the colour of this film and the contrasts it can produce, I love its stability... but I hate the bulkiness and the poor maneuverability of the camera. Taking this camera with me is a pain in the backpack, though results are often very pleasant. If you want to see more of my Instax shots, you'll have to visit my LomoHome at bit.ly/ADGlomo.
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Camera: Lomo'Instant Wide
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In the meanwhile visit my Etsy shop for my Instant Art at www.etsy.com/shop/AleDiGangi
Note the tiny insect on one of the seeds.
The background bokeh is sugar maple leaves, in the city they tend to stay on the trees longer than in the rural surrounding areas, which are now pretty much devoid of leaves. This is a city garden near where I work.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - March 25 - Nicole Vogel, Karen Bradley, Michael Novogradac, Lucy Ridgway and Jessie Peterson attend UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals Notes & Words on March 25th 2023 at Fox Theater @ 1807 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA 94612 US in San Francisco, CA (Photo - Dave Zahrobsky for Drew Altizer Photography)
Since I mostly shoot film, I have to have a notebook to write down the dates I take photos along with other details so I can refer back to them when I have a chance to post the shot. Starting a new book since I recently filled up the old one.
Pink-a-Day 21
FYI, this is not the way to leave a note to avoid a parking ticket. I found this in my archives and it came from a buddy who works in parking enforcement.
Saarbrücken Hauptbahnhof, 21.04.2018 (Photo: © Zippo Zimmermann, www.designladen.com – unauthorized use prohibited)
1.) If you leave the house and realize you are dressed like one of Santa's elves, TURN YOURASS AROUND AND CHANGE!
2.) When bending completely forward and sticking your face into a wide angle lens, you look like a GOOBER!
3.) When bending completely forward and sticking your face into a wide angle lens, cover your CHIN with your scarf so you don't end up looking like JAY LENO! (Yep the other shots i had a total Jay Leno chin)
4.) When bending completely forward and sticking your face into a wide angle lens, MAKE SURE YOUR PANTS ARE PULLED UP because your arse-crack is blowing in the breeze!
5.) When bending completely forward and sticking your face into a wide angle lens, make sure there is a kick-ass photog around to laugh at you while you are making a total fool of yourself....it makes the day that much more fun!!!! Thanks SOOZ for letting me goof off with your lens!
Here is an enchanted place where colors are brighter, the air softer, and the morning more fragrant than ever again
I just made this from a Moleskine Cahiers mini-note book, and I've already put it into play. There are 6 parts to a WUP - which can be any kind of notebook, pda, tape recorder - you just have to use it!
1. Carry it everywhere - memory faulty, pen and paper, reliable.
2. Scan - the world and write down what you see, without comment or judgement. Observe, don't judge.
3. Eavesdrop - listen to what people are talking about - live, radio, TV - don't judge, just listen, and write it down.
4. Ponder - read over what you've seen/heard and think about it. Write down some implications.
5. Talk about it - bounce your thoughts off others - everyone who matters - who are observing and interacting, too. Here's what I'm seeing/hearing/noticing - and kick it around together.
6. Do something about it! Stick out your neck and try something new.
The concept is from Radical Edge, by Steve Farber - excellent book on how to stoke your business, amp your life and change the world. How could I not want to do those three things?
You can visit the online version of my WUP here: earlg.vox.com !