so, recently i decided to get into lomography. what is it? go here:
http://www.lomography.com/
here are a couple examples of what a lomograph looks like:
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| seagulls |
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| people |
there are a few cameras that i could have purchased, but behold the beauty of the diana f+:
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| it feels like a toy! |
i was given a slew of 120 film and i don't have a medium format camera. i've heard lots about lomography, and figured it'd be something cool to get into - especially since my photography is not at an "expert" level. this was made very clear to me by those people at the westmoreland photographer's society. i just joined it a week ago. it kinda went like this:
me: hi, i'm a student. here are a few of my pictures.
them: hi, welcome to our group. your pictures suck.
wonderful. thanks for f*#@ing having me.
so, this is what i got...a camera and a free book:
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| comes with a book - FREE STUFF! |
honestly, i don't even know where to go to develop the film. i don't even know how to load the camera yet! but it's exciting...let's see what happens.
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