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Thursday, 16 September 2010

New film crush...

Honestly, I've never been too bothered about the film that I used in my cameras before, as long as it worked and the colours looked bright, I was happy. However, lately after looking on Lomography and seeing their range of films, I've been excited about the possibilities that different films can have.

And then... two photoswappers used redscale film in the swap and now... I'm completely in love!

{Photos by Elle from Diana Mini Love taken with a LC-A+ and sent to Jenni from Absented Minded}


{Photos by Gali from Where is Gali? and sent to Valiant V}

I can not wait to try this film out myself. I think it might just be perfect to take to Poland!


p.s. my birthday giveaway ends tomorrow! Go enter, its amazing!

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14 Comments:

Blogger Brandi said...

Thanks for sharing these. I too have not experimented with this film but after looking at these I want to give it a try

16 September 2010 at 16:53  
Blogger Alyssa said...

amazing amazing amazing photos. amazing.

16 September 2010 at 17:07  
Blogger JenRem said...

I'm so serious - Elle's photos turned out amazing. They are my favorite of the entire photo swap (don't tell though) :)
I now want to purchase a lomography camera and take cool photos like her!

16 September 2010 at 17:27  
Blogger Lavender Playground said...

There's a new book out on lompgraphy out in Taiwan right now , I've had a chance to take a look at it and I would definately want to try out this film in the future. The photos are fantastic

16 September 2010 at 18:46  
Blogger elle :: dare my wild heart said...

Rhianne - Try Lomography Redscale XR as well. It's really nice.

Jenni - You are so sweet. Thank you!

xx

16 September 2010 at 22:18  
Blogger Unknown said...

wow! these are stunning!
i've been wanting to use film for such a long time. but i'm always so hesitant about it!

16 September 2010 at 23:34  
Blogger AmyK said...

You should have seeeeen my jaw drop at these pictures.
How great.

16 September 2010 at 23:58  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

beautiful! i feel like shopping for film now. :)

17 September 2010 at 02:05  
Blogger michelle said...

I used to not like redscale films because the first few I saw had such harsh reds they gave me a headache. But after encountering some of the softer oranges, I am totally in love with them! Have you seen the Lomography XR redscale film? I really want to get those and try them out!

17 September 2010 at 03:52  
Blogger Tracey said...

Gosh, that film looks amazing.

I definitely want to give it a go too! :)

17 September 2010 at 04:04  
Blogger Emily's Moose - Karolina Kubikowska said...

Omg that film is so cool. Let me know when you're in poland!

<3
K

17 September 2010 at 08:27  
Anonymous Gali said...

That film is amazing, heck it's the only film I buy in multiple packs because it goes so well with the Diana Mini! (the only downside though is that you really have to have bright light if you're using it with that camera)

17 September 2010 at 08:51  
Blogger mysterymoor said...

I am SO getting some of this film. Still have 2 rolls to go through on both cameras I use regularly, but STILL. It's so good! Thanks for sharing. Hope you had a great birthday! I haven't been able to read blogs for aaaages. x

23 September 2010 at 02:43  
Anonymous Serene said...

Oooo! so pretty! love the mood of the picture! i have two regular 400 films to go before i try out on this!

24 November 2010 at 09:39  

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