Showing posts with label lomography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lomography. Show all posts
April 20, 2013
April 13, 2013
Lomo Saturday. At long last!
So, back in February, I decided to try out the Lomolab. Errrmmmm... sort of a big mistake? Well, over a month went by and still no sign of my film. I thought it was lost forever!! I sent several messages to customer service with no reply. Suddenly a couple of weeks ago, I got a reply saying that the post office lost a batch of their mail, but it had been recovered! HUGE sigh of relief. I mean, film is something you can't just replace. This had memories from the last Cornerstone, Cedarpoint, and DC! So anyway, the email came earlier this week with a link to my scans. WHEW! I still haven't received the actual prints though. The only reason I sent this film to them is because it was that special professional film that regular places wouldn't develop. I'll be sure not to use that film again. The pictures really don't look any different AND it was a royal pain!
So at long last...more Lomo Saturday - Cornerstone 2013 edition!
More Lomo Saturday here:
October 20, 2012
October 13, 2012
October 6, 2012
September 29, 2012
Lomo Saturday!
Taken a whole year ago almost! It took me forever to develop it.
Taken with the Lomography Fisheye 2.
September 22, 2012
August 18, 2012
June 16, 2012
May 19, 2012
May 12, 2012
May 5, 2012
April 22, 2012
April 14, 2012
Lomo Saturday!!!
It's been a few weeks since I posted anything new for Lomo Saturday. I honestly ran out of pictures! The weather here hasn't been so great, so I just haven't been able to take more...until NOW!
I took a whole role of Action Sampler in the Dominican Republic.
I gotta say, this ended up being my favorite roll to date!
There's a silly story behind the developing of this role. I got the film from a "mystery pack" on lomography.com - It was an expired FujiFilm Velvia 100 role. I didn't realize it said "professional" and required special developing. So anyway, I took to it Walgreens to develop, and didn't think anything of it. The lady working didn't notice anything special about the film either. When I came back to pick up my order, the lady seemed discouraged and a little mad. She spread the pictures out to show me how they all came out red...thinking I would be mad. (HAHAHAH!!!!) She proceeded to tell me that it may of ruined their machine, and/or she was going to have to drain the chemicals. I don't know if this ended up being true or not. She really didn't know, but I think was scared she was going to get in trouble if the machine was ruined. Since she thought she ruined my film as well, she ran them through again and developed them in black and white. I personally LOVED the "red" versions. When I got home, I tried to research it and see if their machine was really ruined. I couldn't really find an answer, but I did find something saying that when that film was developed regularly, it would cause the cross process effect. AWESOME!
So in the end, I'm glad I got them developed the way I did...but sorry I may of gotten the lady in trouble.
I'm only going to post a few a week...which is going to kill me! I love them all so much!
February 18, 2012
February 4, 2012
January 14, 2012
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