Lomo Lovers!

I did a LOMO photography course a month or so ago with Yolanda Stapleton at FAC.
Basically we ran around the grounds on the most ridiculously humid and hot day and took photos first off with a (fabulous toatally going to be my next purchase) Fisheye camera, and then exposed the same film using an oktomat.
We covered some of the lenses with cellophane and colour flash gels while using both cameras.
So I got a copy of the images this week in the mail and was excited/ surprised at the results! It was hard sometimes to remember what we actually took photos of, and I've been squinting at the photos to try and work it out.
These are to ones I think worked out well, 13 out of 39 images is actually an amazing result when there were two of us simply taking random photos, and mucking around for a few hours.

I promise a mail post soon but...

I have got back my most recent LOMO film today. EXCITEMENT when I scanned them in to my computer (with much technical kudos to my sister Danni!) Although I do have to flip some of them around in photoshop tomorrow... I could not wait to share, and in fact it kind of adds to the quirk I think.
Hello! (read it backwards)

My Dad!

The section of the paper I read every weekend!

A metal cutaway vase that is nice and shiny!

My other friend Diana Mini

The pool... I was trying the long exposure with the solar lights in the background

My room ages ago when I started the roll of film, mess mess mess!

Readheads!!

COLOURSPLASH!

I spent yesterday snapping away with my coloursplash camera mucking around in preparation for my LOMOphoto course at FAC next, next week. Because it is lovely and filmy I can't show you the pictures yet.... but I can give you a taste of what the camera does with a look at some of the pics I took last time a went on a photo spree.
Have a great weekend :)

Thursday 8/Apr

Today I got back from processing, my Diana Mini film.... it was mixed results. The pictures that came out were really epic! shots of the Laneway festival we went to in February were super cool, but then there was still 1/2 the film that had no pictures at all.