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My first solargraphy experiment worked! I made my own pinhole camera and left it out for 25 days. Though the image isn't very clear, you can vaguely see the smooth water and the palm tree island across the marina from my boat docks. However I'm assuming that the camera was moved because of the two streaks from the sun instead of one...but I'm not completely sure. Let me know what you think!
Lovely ladies and gentle men, let us walk into Ellen Rogers' Wonderland of affinity and strangeness as we traverse the beginning of her journey in the Necropolis -- we are now welcome to join her in the Sepulchre.
Sometimes you just have the wrong film in the wrong camera. Two weeks of bleak, gray weather had me loading Delta 3200 into a Holga. Unfortunately, that's the camera I had with me the day the sun came out. I tried pulling the film two stops, but the neatives are still largely black. Will try printing them some day to see what happens.
Sometimes you just have the wrong film in the wrong camera. Two weeks of bleak, gray weather had me loading Delta 3200 into a Holga. Unfortunately, that's the camera I had with me the day the sun came out. I tried pulling the film two stops, but the neatives are still largely black. Will try printing them some day to see what happens.
Sometimes you just have the wrong film in the wrong camera. Two weeks of bleak, gray weather had me loading Delta 3200 into a Holga. Unfortunately, that's the camera I had with me the day the sun came out. I tried pulling the film two stops, but the neatives are still largely black. Will try printing them some day to see what happens.
Sometimes you just have the wrong film in the wrong camera. Two weeks of bleak, gray weather had me loading Delta 3200 into a Holga. Unfortunately, that's the camera I had with me the day the sun came out. I tried pulling the film two stops, but the neatives are still largely black. Will try printing them some day to see what happens.
This is my first impressions review of the Lomography Diana Mini White, bought for me as a present for my birthday in February 2011. A test roll was shot in Nottingham, England and processed the same day. Read on for my review and see what I made of this mini marvel.
If you’re seeing this we know you are already active in our online community, but did you know that we have a very vibrant “IRL” scene in NYC as well? Take this special opportunity to make some new lomo amigos and enjoy free drinks, snacks and analog music in the stylish atmosphere of our Gramercy Gallery Store!
I got the Diana Mini when it was first released and I have so much fun shooting with it. Compact and light, this little camera is more than a scaled-down model of the very popular Diana F+. The Diana Mini loads 35mm film and comes with a built-in lens.
