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Haven't tried taking splitzed photos yet using your Diana Mini? Then, It's time for you make a handy splitzer for your Mini mate using some easy to find materials. Find out how in the tipsters by our fellow lomographers after the jump!
These are scans of various shots I processed and printed in the darkroom on Baryt or PE paper, taken with my Holga, Minolta x-700 and Pentacon Six...
If you print 6x6 middle-format on paper, you can easily get a nice Polaroid-like format!
These are scans of various shots I processed and printed in the darkroom on Baryt or PE paper, taken with my Holga, Minolta x-700 and Pentacon Six...
If you print 6x6 middle-format on paper, you can easily get a nice Polaroid-like format!
You can find more of my prints here: http://www.lomography.com/homes/laurasulilly/albums/1768530-darkroom-prints-ii
These pictures were taken with a splitzer made from my Holga lens cap. I cut out a quarter of it and just kept turning and twisting. Some turned out nice, some didn't.. Oh well, that's the joy of experiments, right?
After making a lomo collage for the Clever Collage Rumble (take a look at my tipster: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2011/11/26/the-making-of-meet-me-at-the-rabbit-hole) I couldn't stop thinking about making another collage. I love the idea of creating a dream world with my own pictures. So here's my second one
A while ago I had an idea for doubles, but the first try failed, as the first layer wasn't visible at all. Then, a few weeks ago I bought an old Minolata X300 at the second hand shop. It is my first SLR camera and I thought I should give the doubles a second try. For the first layer I shot text and pictures of '' where the wild things are'' (which is one of my favorite books & films) on a black computerscreen in a complete dark room. The second layer was shot at the beach in Scheveningen. I am really happy about the results and I hope you like them too! Thanks to @bloomchen, who answered all my questions about doubles :)
Some night shots I took at the fun fair a while ago. It was my first try with night shots/long exposure and I am pretty happy with the results. However, for now this will be my last fun fair as well as my last b&w album. I am craving for colour shots now! Hope I will find the time to shoot again soon.
The film is expired 1979, the year in which I was born. Around my 34th birthday I exposed the film on Iso 25 or Iso 50 with an orange filter. Actually this film is developed in E-4 but I used C-41 (25°).
You can find more of my work on my homepage:
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Also have a blog where I write about my photo experience, tips and trick etc. . . . . . . . .
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You can find more of my work on my homepage:
http://www.bkspicture.com/ _________________________________________
Also have a blog where I write about my photo experience, tips and trick etc. . . . . . . . .
http://www.blog.bkspicture.com/ _________________________________________
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/BKSPicture/171493582895927
our dear @moodification said i should have scanned these without dust and scratches but as the scanning software can´t remove this when scanning b/w i had to polish my scanner but after 3 or 4 attemps i finally managed to get those shots without. probably some tiny ones on the pic with the bird. so here you go peer - enjoy ;o)
