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my new toy! :) |
i've been scoping out lomography for awhile because i really love their stuff. i miss using film. experimenting with my images without knowing the outcome until i get the film roll in for developing. i settled on the fisheye2. i gotta say, i love it. i'm still trying out new things like color gels and the multi-exposure (mx) function, but it's all going really good. :) i'm super happy with some of the shots i've gotten so far.
the little humpty dumpty man sitting at the main entrance to the epic systems campus. i love the colors that came out with this one. the angle also worked out really well with this subject.
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oh hai. |
my first victim. hehehe. my adorable little puppybutt. sorry about the flash, but again, the colors and effects that came with it worked out well.
a little fun with multi-exposures out by the state capitol.
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the state capitol. |
the old orpheum theater on state st. i really love the angles in this shot. it was pretty much what i was imagining and hoping would happen.
yesss! an intersection along state st. coloring came out well. angle got all the composition elements i wanted, including the centralized capitol. even got a sunstar with flare in there. all-around happyface. :)
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i had to get a little too close to these tracks for comfort. |
i mostly took this shot for the content. the strong horizon line with train tracks contrasted with the manhole cover and the vertical towers on the left.
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<3 sun stars and flares |
the terrace above the front entrance to my apartment complex. the grid warped nicely. again, topped nicely with the sun effects. fave.
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experimenting with color filters. |
decided to try out some color filters, when a certain little bunny came exploring. this is definitely a favorite shot. and the color addition actually worked out decently. i've been trying other colors since, but this is one of the best.
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self-portrait at my finest :) |
this post was the biggest pain in the ass to format. blogger needs an easier way to format posts with images in them.
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