Lomo: 121112

Took these shots using FujiChrome 64T loaded on La Sardina. My first slide film attempt. Pretty cool, I say. I'm definitely buying more slide films, so much fun working with it.

I bought the tungsten film from Snapnook, together with the cable release which I used in the longX shots of Edsa.Out of all the Lomo-sellers Ive contacted, Snapnook has got to be the fastest to deal with, expect answers to inquiries within hours, and your products in your doorstep the very next day when the order is placed. I love that shop. Apart from Lomo-related-stuff, they also sell vinyls, and just confirmed turntables when I inquired on their multiply shop. I am looking to getting a turntable soon too.

Anywhoo, without further adieu, here's my 64T shots.

Tungsten burn

Yeti feet

Two-headed Myk monster

C5 at 7AM

Edsa at night

Cars, trains and road lighsthow

Pepsi Pogi, the Hulk

Gurlfriends

Chips and booze

Gas prices

Sevuhn eluhvihn

Gurrrlllsss

Shyn. Adey.

Plane

KIDS: Kassy, Kevin and Karlo

Valle Verde

Munchkins

Skydome ceiling on face paint

And oh, let me leave you with THIS, my peg home.

Lomo: 121031

Pics taken using La Sardina on Expired DNP Centuria ASA 400 Film.

The whole 3D thing

Bardagul <3 Potchie

Doppelgänger

Aeroplane track

Morning

Guitarman

Sun

Two Bardies

Ma

Lomo: 121024

When you live in Taguig and you wanna snap pics, you tend to think of BGC - it's our Central Park. Here's that one time I went to BHS for some lomo. Here's what happened...

Sky burn

Sky and palm trees in MX

Chicharones MX

The girl with LOTS of tattoo

Doggies

Hanging out with ze wolves

Trees, buildings, shadows, MX

My husband playing dead in the grass

Shots using La Sardina with Expired DNP Centuria ASA 400.

First Two Rolls

Here are my first few photos.

Successful sunflare. Take 1.

Successful MX.

With friends.

My mom and my dad (looks like a ghost)

Very first shot. Mike in our room, slightly exposed.

First Roll

Almost finished with my first roll of film and I'm beyond stoked to see how my lomographs look like.

This will be a pretty pricey hobby. I need to buy 35mm films, I need to have the lomos processed and I still have 4 lomocams in my Lomography.com wishlist.

I want to finish at least 3 rolls before I go to the shop to have them processed. Then I'll post the good ones.

Ringo is here

My first toycam is a La Sardina The Guvnor edition... and I named him... RINGO!

I bought Ringo from http://www.lomography.com/. The office that caters to the Philippines is the one in HK. I bought Ringo with Fritz the Blitz flash (in the pic below covered with the blue filter) and 4 colour flash filters, a 3-pack Lomography film and a Lomo Notebook with lomo-tips-n-tricks.

Here is Ringo with the little tripod I bought for him (got it from Saizen for PhP85 only) and the expired film (Centuria ISO 400 I got for cheap in Market Market). 

...and here he is hanging out in my office.

I'm uber-excited for our adventures. ILY Ringo.