I got two rolls developed yesterday, and this is the result for the LC-A. I’ve used Lomography 400 ISO CN film. The first three are taken in London and the last two are from Oslo. I’m a little disappointed with the results, but I realize I haven’t put as much effort into these films as I use to. For some reason, I always want to photograph when the light is low!
I’ve just set up a Formspring! Feel free to ask me anything! I still have to get my sidebar in order, but did you know you can now follow me on twitter too?
Oh my gosh! Funny you should post photos from Oslo because I *just* booked a completely impulse flight there for a week from July-Aug. I’m a bit new to your blog so I’m not sure if you wrote anything about Oslo, but any advice on things to see/do/eat there would be great! I will also be bringing my LC-A and Holga cameras with me on my trip too =D
Oh! The flower shots are absolutely beautiful.
Thank you!
yes, i love the last flower shot too
I love the second photo!
Oh these are all great photos! You composed each shot really well. I particularly love the valentine’s flowers and the one with the boats.
Thank you so much, Anna!
i adore the shot of the boats. gorgeous.
xo Alison
nice shots!!!
Thank you so much Laura!
I love using slide film; the cross process came out beautifully.
i think the results are stunning. there is beautiful sense of mood in every frame.