I know, I know, photo overload. There were so many photos that I loved, even the ones that didn't turn out the way I wanted them to I ended up really liking. This was the first time I used this type of film (Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100 ISO given to me by my cousin) and I think my camera settings were a little off because most of the photos turned out lighter than I would have liked. I'm still into them though and I might try this film again.
PS. I will announce the Fashion for Home giveaway winner later today so get your last minute entries in!
Ooh I just love the colours in these pictures, and I think the 'lightness' is pretty great as well.
ReplyDeleteI love the one with the hang held out with the silhouette double exposed on top! Great shots, I love experimenting with funky cameras.
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It just looks like you were having so much fun. I need to get my hands on some film cameras to play with. You're so lucky to have friends you can go out with and take rad photos with like this. So awesome.
ReplyDeleteI love the double exposure! You have so much talent!
ReplyDeleteI just got a Diana recently...I really need to try it out! It looks like you guys had a good time :)
ReplyDeleteLove these! I think film photos are just so cool. Love the double exposures especially! :) The one with the hand out is so fascinating and magical.
ReplyDeleteThank you! They were supposed to be standing on my hand but again...unpredictable Diana photography sometimes results in happy accidents!
DeleteThose turned out so neat! I especially like the first and last ones.
ReplyDeleteI love these! The colors are so neat and bright. I just finished up a roll in mine and I'm hoping I got some unique things going on this time!
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I love how bright some colors look :)
ReplyDeleteThose photos are incredible! They look very vintage; kind of like old color photos. Love it!
ReplyDeleteSuch awesome photos - I got a Diana F+ Dreamer for my birthday and am currently experimenting - I used redscale film though, and the first batch looked like I'd shot using night-vision goggles!
ReplyDeleteI love the lightness and brightness of these ones. I especially like the one of you and Kaylah, the one of the 'boys' and the last one with Kaylah's rainbow hair flying in the wind.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Elycia! I am very jealous of your diana. I'm actually saving up for one right now... I love the nostalgic feeling of the photos, and how each one is a surprise when you get it developed. They are definitely a treasure to keep for years to come! :)
ReplyDeleteI am a disgrace, I never use my Diana. I think I didn't have a very good experience with it at first. Where do you buy your film/get your pics developed?
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This film was given to me by my cousin who works at Lomography. Normally I just buy Kodak 400 ISO film from wherever. I got these developed at Shopper's DrugMart because it was walking distance from my house and they do it in an hour and give you a CD! :D
DeleteThe 10th picture is just amazingly perfect.
ReplyDeleteDUDE. the double exposures! le love.
ReplyDeleteI just love these photos! Awesome! xx
ReplyDeleteLove the double exposure ones! So awesome. I love how you can't plan shots so well with film, you just have to wait and see!
ReplyDeleteLove the Pictures~! I got a Diana for my birthday cant wait to try it! DO you know of any tutorial or any advice on what kind of film get? Tankx
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Oh, lovely! :) I love the bright colors and that one with your right hand held up in the other photo...so stunning!
ReplyDeletethese are so awesome! makes me want to use my diana when i get back home at the end of this summer! thanks for sharing!
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