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Friday, 20 April 2012

Rolling hills...

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I'm pretty sure that when people mention the 'rolling hills of England' that this is what people imagine! These were taken just outside Lancaster and I still absolutely love how many sheep there were haha. The barn we stayed at is somewhere to the right of the panoramic down the windy road.

I think taking panoramic pictures with my diana mini is my new favourite thing, they look so abstract with the overlapping lines... I definitely need to play with this idea more! I think it could look fascinating in colour too.

Click on the panoramic photo if you want to see it larger, I really like it!

Camera: Diana Mini
Film: Ilford XP2
Location: Lancashire

p.s. This is also a perfect example of rolling hills. They are one of my favourite things about England, I have to say.


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Thursday, 6 October 2011

Paris in Film: Ilford XP2 Part 2

I can't think of a roll of film where I've been so thrilled with the results that I've wanted to share almost every single photo on here - I'm that picky and these cameras are tricksy, sometimes things just don't work out. But the Ilford films I took in Paris are still blowing my mind with how well they turned out.

As with my Holga, I may have got a bit carried away with the double and multiple exposures with my diana mini. I love them so...

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Also I took my first ever attempt at a panoramic photo in Paris looking out across the city from the Sacre Couer... and it worked!! Hurray!!

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Camera: Diana Mini
Film: Ilford XP2 iso 400
Location: Paris.

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