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This was taken in a smoothie store in Athens. I was waiting for the smoothie, while it was burning hot outside. The taste of the smoothie I still miss today. Turns out Lomo LC-A+ takes great selfies too!
An architect based in Sarawak, Malaysia, Hussein's photographic style is greatly influenced by his love for music and video games. This talented portrait photographer, also known in the community as hoseun, is our LomoGuru of the Week!
My friend gave me this camera, it used to be her grandad's. :) It has a f1.7 50mm lens in excellent condition, and slightly faster than any other 50mm I have. It reminds me I should get cleaner lenses for my old cameras, mine are rough! It came with an old roll already in it which of course I had to shoot. I didn't know if I was finishing it or if I was getting doubles, but it seems it was unused. It was terribly dull and took a lot of scanning to get the best from it. I shot it in my neighbour's garden, amongst his turning-autumnal bonsai. * * * Selected on November 20th 2014...thank you for all the likes lovely Lomo people!
Photography is the mission to freeze time in a frame. This is what I try. Doesn't always work - but I never stop trying. From this special tranquility in a mosque in Medan to the Queen of Chicken in a mall in Jakarta (which I am mighty proud of btw).
the very kind people at lomography lent one of their brand new LC-A 120s to me for a test drive a couple of weeks ago, these are some of my favourites.. and the full write up is here: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/lomoamigos/2014/11/14/lca-120-lomoamigo-toby-mason-aka-fotobes
Our last heltiwok (saturday lomowalk) around the city of Bandung. I'm very satisfied with the results from this roll. Big thanks for Adi and Ekeu!
http://www.lomography.com/homes/adi_totp
http://www.lomography.com/homes/ekeupratama
Our newest LomoGuru is a passionate analogue shooter from Warsaw, Poland. His body of work includes truly breathtaking and evocative portraits. Get to know Adrian Norbert Cuper, commonly referred in our Community to as tall_bastard, our LomoGuru of the Week!
..i have had the BelAir since the time of it's launch...tried it once and it failed so miserably that I had to junk the roll....so..after much hesitation and some reading of tips online....I ventured out..again..with this moody character.....
...an improvement is noticeable..but much more to work on... ...it seems the 90mm lens at f/16 works best and the tip of advancing the roll only after extending the bellows has some truth to it....!
..the evergreen hangout...Hotel Venite..with its little traditional balconies...in Panjim, Goa - India.
..i have had the BelAir since the time of it's launch...tried it once and it failed so miserably that I had to junk the roll....so..after much hesitation and some reading of tips online....I ventured out..again..with this moody character.....
...an improvement is noticeable..but much more to work on... ...it seems the 90mm lens at f/16 works best and the tip of advancing the roll only after extending the bellows has some truth to it....!
..in town..one of my favorite old buildings...the Hotel Republica...in Panjim, Goa - India.
..i have had the BelAir since the time of it's launch...tried it once and it failed so miserably that I had to junk the roll....so..after much hesitation and some reading of tips online....I ventured out..again..with this moody character.....
...an improvement is noticeable..but much more to work on... ...it seems the 90mm lens at f/16 works best and the tip of advancing the roll only after extending the bellows has some truth to it....!
On route to town..this is the Solar dos Colacos...a beautiful old colonial - world house..at Ribandar, Goa - India.
..i have had the BelAir since the time of it's launch...tried it once and it failed so miserably that I had to junk the roll....so..after much hesitation and some reading of tips online....I ventured out..again..with this moody character.....
...an improvement is noticeable..but much more to work on... ...it seems the 90mm lens at f/16 works best and the tip of advancing the roll only after extending the bellows has some truth to it....!
This is at the Museum of Christian Art, UNESCO World Heritage Site at Old Goa, Goa - India.
My girlfriend's friends held a party in her house. So we came to crush and to Lomo-ing the party! Sadly, there's some accident with the developing proccess of the film so all of the picture is underexposed. this are the best photo over one roll
