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Showing posts with label lomography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lomography. Show all posts
10.23.2009
9.17.2009
Expand My HORIZONz
Next Lomo for TeyTey...
This thing is pretty epic and I'm in awe at almost every photo I see taken. A must have for my collection. I look forward to using it at music events and traveling mostly.
It uses standard 35mm film, yields a super wide 58mm picture, a full view of 120 degrees, with a “barrel effect” that only a swing lens can provide. The Horizon Kompakt and Perfekt are both the only Russian panoramic cameras produced today, and the only truly affordable panoramic cameras.
Check some wicked shots some other lomographers have taken:
Visit the Horizon microsite here.
This thing is pretty epic and I'm in awe at almost every photo I see taken. A must have for my collection. I look forward to using it at music events and traveling mostly.
It uses standard 35mm film, yields a super wide 58mm picture, a full view of 120 degrees, with a “barrel effect” that only a swing lens can provide. The Horizon Kompakt and Perfekt are both the only Russian panoramic cameras produced today, and the only truly affordable panoramic cameras.
Check some wicked shots some other lomographers have taken:
Visit the Horizon microsite here.
9.09.2009
My New Lomo..
The Diana Mini!
I just got it so I dont have any photos to share, but I have been carrying it around with me everywhere and snapping away constantly. As advertised, it's tiny. It resembles what you would think is literally a toy, even a co-worker joked "What are you gonna shoot me in the face with water, this is a joke right?!" I love it!
I loved the idea of a camera performing multiple tasks. The Diana Mini shoots half-frame shots at 24x17 for an amazing 72 shots per roll and/or normal 24x24 shots at 36 shots per roll. Being able to go back and forth is key.
This will be the only analog camera accompanying me in Seattle this weekend so look at for pics coming soon. Woop!
I just got it so I dont have any photos to share, but I have been carrying it around with me everywhere and snapping away constantly. As advertised, it's tiny. It resembles what you would think is literally a toy, even a co-worker joked "What are you gonna shoot me in the face with water, this is a joke right?!" I love it!
I loved the idea of a camera performing multiple tasks. The Diana Mini shoots half-frame shots at 24x17 for an amazing 72 shots per roll and/or normal 24x24 shots at 36 shots per roll. Being able to go back and forth is key.
This will be the only analog camera accompanying me in Seattle this weekend so look at for pics coming soon. Woop!
5.03.2009
The Real Culver City Beer Fest
In months leading up to the actual Culver City Beer Fest, the first ever in LA, we had been planning to attend without thought. In the days leading up, after getting a large group of friends interested, it sold out at a whopping $40 per person! We started really giving thought to how much they were charging for 3 hours of taste testing, knowing there would be massive lines and crowds that could barely make our $40 worth it.
We decided to get all the same heads interested to make a better beer fest at the teytey/knyphy house. Being that it was sold-out, it sounded like such a better idea (i.e. bass music, chronic, chill house- helloooo?!!) It worked out quite nice. We made our way to the beverage warehouse (local favorite for kind beers and wines) and got our faves. Here the list of beers we all sampled, along with pics of the eve.
Moylans Imperial Stout
Moylans Kilt Lifter Scotch Ale
Abita Purple Haze Wheat Beer
North Coast Brewing Co. Pranqster Belgian Ale
Hitachino Nest White Ale
Hitachino Nest XH Ale
Lagunitas Brewing Company Brown Shugga' Ale
Carsberg Elephant Lager
Blue Moon Honey Moon Summer Ale
Budweiser American Ale
We decided to get all the same heads interested to make a better beer fest at the teytey/knyphy house. Being that it was sold-out, it sounded like such a better idea (i.e. bass music, chronic, chill house- helloooo?!!) It worked out quite nice. We made our way to the beverage warehouse (local favorite for kind beers and wines) and got our faves. Here the list of beers we all sampled, along with pics of the eve.
Moylans Imperial Stout
Moylans Kilt Lifter Scotch Ale
Abita Purple Haze Wheat Beer
North Coast Brewing Co. Pranqster Belgian Ale
Hitachino Nest White Ale
Hitachino Nest XH Ale
Lagunitas Brewing Company Brown Shugga' Ale
Carsberg Elephant Lager
Blue Moon Honey Moon Summer Ale
Budweiser American Ale
3.25.2009
My LomoHome
I need all the love I can get so I can win those oh so fat "piggies" and buy buy buy. That way I keep taking more and more awesome pictures of you and stuff.
http://www.lomography.com/go/?where=homesDeLuxe&user=future_analog
http://www.lomography.com/go/?where=homesDeLuxe&user=future_analog
3.18.2009
New Lomo LC-A+ & Fisheye
Just got a few rolls of LCA & Fisheye images developed from our day trip to Catalina Island w/ Matt's mom and her friends, as well as randoms shot at SMOG, Bassface, DLX's Barcade B-day, etc.
Film Types Used:
LC-A+RL (randoms): Lomography Color Negative 800
LC-A+RL (Catalina): Lomography XPro Slide 100
Fisheye (Catalina): AGFA Color Negative 200
Here are some of my faves:
Film Types Used:
LC-A+RL (randoms): Lomography Color Negative 800
LC-A+RL (Catalina): Lomography XPro Slide 100
Fisheye (Catalina): AGFA Color Negative 200
Here are some of my faves:
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