One Roll, Different Hues: I was surprised to see how unpredictable Velvia is. This has got to be one of my favorite albums. Money well spent on this awesome roll; 39 shots in one roll, amazing. Film: Expired Fuji Velvia 100 bought from the Lomography Online Store (by feelux on Lomography)

I promess this is the last umbrella session, at least for a while. Thanks for all the support on this series, really appreciated. (by bccbarbosa on Lomography)

Abandoned 120mm films: On 28th July 2011 I found in a demolished area this 120mm. This films were in terrible conditions, full of dried mud, dust … Some pictures are broken, scratched, erased … I thought to recover them, who knows, maybe one day I can give it to owners, the powerful of internet era is also about this … The pictures seams shoot around ‘70 maybe Honeymoon … only one seams to be older: a school trip … (by domyblue on Lomography)

Capturing the figures on the other side of the water.

Going Wide with the LC-A+

My review of the LC-A+ Wide Angle Lens in the Lomography magazine.

Warped Traveller

By holding the Spinner head still and turning the handle you can capture some interesting things. Anything moving in the right direction and at the right speed will appear more normal, while static object are stretched through time. This… is time travel.

(via “Beach Spin” by craigramsden - Lomography)

This walkway is not that cool: This is probably my favourite shot from my first roll. I like the geometry and I look funny ;P (by craigramsden on Lomography)

I think this has to be my next purchase, I’ve been thinking about it a lot recently :)

(via Lomography Spinner 360° - Panoramic Cameras - Cameras - Lomography Shop)

I saw this little boat sitting in the middle of the sand, waiting for the sea to return. I thought it looked a little unloved so I immortalized it on film to share with the world.

Taken on my LC-A+ with Kodak Elitechrome EB 100

(via Boat by craigramsden - Lomography)

Taken with my LC-A+ on Kodak Elitechrome EB 100, Cross Processed.

(via Holiday by craigramsden - Lomography)