Tag: Lomography
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A day with Lomo Metro
Arriving pretty late to the photography party, I came across Lomography films on the website of a film processing lab. I got a bundle of their three Lomochrome films to have some fun. Whilst the two of them are colour shifting films, the LomoChrome Metropolis does not alter any colours but gives an interesting gritty…
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Pop
Neither British weather nor the British fashion usually offer a lot of colour, especially in the winters. It is a delight to capture pops of colour in otherwise gloomy wintery streets of London. The film here is Lomography CN 400 and like I pointed out in some other posts, it does well with the reds.
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Bridged
London is one of my favourite places to shoot street. The thing that I like the most is juxtaposition of old and new in London but every now and then you see pops of colour in the chic parts of the city that just make you fall in love with the city in yet another…
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Push
A cute photo that I was able to take of three generations pushing a stroller through streets of Camden, London. The elements of the house and the street bring nice pops of colours to the photo – bright blue door is the start in my opinion, followed closely by the post box. Once again, Lomography…
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Charm
A random shot in Camden, London with Lomography CN 400. The film shining again with deep reds and excellent low light performance. The bokeh elements are courtesy of the humble Canon kit lens.
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Snack
Another composition where I think the Lomography CN 400 shines nicely. Below average light of London with pops of reds. The film does beautifully in the shadows and under low light. The reds are nicely saturated but not oversaturated. They have the right amount of depth in my opinion.
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Tunnel
There is so much excitement when you try a new film and Lomography Colour 400 has been an absolute pleasure. In good light, the film has such fine grain that it is difficult to distinguish it from a digital photo. However, low light and reds are where this film shines. The low light shots have…