Sunshine

Traces of a recent lomographic expedition.


Up next: the 15 shots of Ilford XP2 that have been sitting in my SLR for the last nine months.

Time Capsule

The last roll of lomography from my trip to the States (plus one leftover shot of the Sydney Harbour Bridge). Got it developed yesterday.





A strange feeling.

Undiscovered Country

Found this last lomo image hiding on my desktop. If I remember correctly, it was shot in a Jewish restaurant in Brookline, Boston, where I had the potato pancakes.


I'm currently working on an ink drawing -- nothing too fancy, just something to get the wheels turning again (school starts in a fortnight, after all). Pencils are all rendered so we'll see if I can knock it out sometime today.

Over The Mystic

Riding the 111 over the Tobin Bridge to Chelsea. Heading to court, no less.

You Can Run But You Can't Glide

Chasing a gaggle of ducks just outside Boston College, in Brookline.


Reminds me of when I was a kid and we'd go down to the lake to feed our stale bread to the ducks -- the bloody things would always bite my fingers.

Double Vision Quest

An inadvertent overlap of two down-on-their luck Boston natives. I didn't notice at the time, but I failed to wind the film all the way to the next shot. A fortunate mishap.

A Second Shooter

More proof that having a pocket-sized camera with an inaudible shutter noise is a dangerous combination.

Still Life

An image that I love in lomographic photography but would absolutely hate to paint.


As much as 100ISO has been hit-or-miss for me, I do love the richness of colour you get when it actually turns out.

Technicolor

The veterans' protest outside the Massachusettes State House, this time in lomographic colour.



I'm not sure which one is more powerful. I really like the black and white. But there's something arresting about the red, white, and blue of those flags.

Doppelganger

An early experiment in lomography.


There's definitely been more hits than misses but I am excited about the potential of this sequential photography.

There's A New Girl In My Life

Took the plunge and bought my first lomo camera the other day, a Mini Diana. It shoots in either a 24x24 square or splits a single frame in two 24x17 rectangles, all in good old fashioned 35mm to boot.


Definitely feels a lot different than my Nikon F3. And there has been a bit of a learning curve. But that's all part of the fun, isn't it? This blog needed more colour anyways.