Showing posts with label lomography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lomography. Show all posts

Cross Processing Kitties

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Ashley Herndon

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Valentina Cinelli

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Kesinee Tongtuntrai

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Eldad Carin

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Jergen Kramer

Pixie on the fence

Daz B

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Damian

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Magda

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Burlap Jacket

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Katie Marcus

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Eldad Carin

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AJ

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Robin Walker

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Gleice Bueno

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Emma Kidd (Double Exposure+Cross Processing= <3 <3 <3)

…I’ve shared my complete & utter love for lomography and toy cameras before, through my posts on diana camera photos & the always super awe-inspiring double exposures. But one other style of old school film developing that I can’t get enough of is cross processing. It involves processing your film in chemicals for a totally different type of film. I love the mystery and experimentation aspect of this procedure. There is a sort of magic that takes place, especially with the colors and there is also an intensely major anticipation you don’t get with just using digital all the time. I often play around and add the cross processing affect to my digital photos because I just love the atmosphere it gives them so much…I know, I know…cheater..

…I’m leaving on July 10 for a 10 day vacation to visit family & friends and BEACHES, and CANNOT wait!! I am bringing along my diana camera and hope to get some cool shots. I have oodles of black & white film but must pick up some color so I can get some cross processing coolness done. I cannot wait already and I haven’t even taken the photos yet! :)

…Do any of you ever play around with old school cameras? I love having digital too, but it’s fun to mix it up!! :D