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"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
Beautifully restored bus in the amazing glamping site called Field of Dreams. 3 hour exposure on wetted Kentmere glossy paper (long expired). The rising line on the windscreen is the afternoon climbing sun captured in the long exposure.
Sunrise captured through the boundary oaks in the Field of Dreams glamping site. 2 hour exposure on watercolour paper single coted with New Formula cyanotype solution. Few other methods could capture the track of the sun like this... imperfect in every way but captures the 'feel'!
One roll of 120 film with my Holga 120N every week. Thoughts about this adventure in my notes https://www.lomography.com/homes/ofchanceandchoice/notes/1968182-holgadventure-2024
One roll of 120 film with my Holga 120N every week. Thoughts about this adventure in my notes https://www.lomography.com/homes/ofchanceandchoice/notes/1968182-holgadventure-2024
Here are the scans of my film that arrived crushed from Lomolab. We see the white stripes due to the folds, and the scans are not "flat". I didn't try to clean or flatten it. So the scan reacted as best it could. Really a shame, I had a lot of fun with the 85mm and the Dynax 7, I can only imagine the result when I got some normal negatives. The customer's service told me they were sorry.
“Lomolab: the lo-fi experience, even when you don’t want it.”
Here are the scans of my film that arrived crushed from Lomolab. We see the white stripes due to the folds, and the scans are not "flat". I didn't try to clean or flatten it. So the scan reacted as best it could. Really a shame, I had a lot of fun with the 85mm and the Dynax 7, I can only imagine the result when I got some normal negatives. The customer's service told me they were sorry.
“Lomolab: the lo-fi experience, even when you don’t want it.”
The Beirette Electronic is a compact camera created in 1981 by Beier - who had become a part of Pentacon the year before. It is a cheap but cute small camera, with aperture priority and zone focusing. Easy and nice to use.
The Beirette Electronic is a compact camera created in 1981 by Beier - who had become a part of Pentacon the year before. It is a cheap but cute small camera, with aperture priority and zone focusing. Easy and nice to use.
