Some shots from BART. Taken with my LC-A+ and Tri-X film. Word. Tweet
Posts Tagged ‘lomo’
American Analog: Rice Paper Scissors
After spending new year’s brunch with the girls (and guys) from Rice Paper Scissors, I’m glad to finally share some of the film shots from the pop-up. Thanks to Val and Katie and Whiz Burgers for the behind the scenes action. All shots from expired rolls of Konica 200 ISO film on a Minolta SLR [...]
American Analog: Apple Picking
I happened to peek into one of those mobile command vehicles on Market St and noticed a Pac-Man image made out of magnets. I asked the officer inside about it and he said “Yeah, the last guy put that up. I don’t know, it’s kind of stupid.” We got talking about the command center, which [...]
American Analog: The Chalkstress
“Lots of people around here don’t have computers or televisions,” she says while holding a jumbo stick of chalk, “So I keep them informed of what’s happening around the world. Like what’s happening in Egypt right now.” Lauren has been writing news snippets on the sidewalks of Market St for years, often sharing URLs out-loud [...]
Journey Into Analog: Lomo Kompact Wide
After combining a couple of discounts together… I finally got my hands on a LC-Wide, the wide(r) version of the LC-A+, my favorite street camera. Shot using Tri-X 400 on a rainy day on Market St. Tweet
Journey Into Analog: Over-exposed
Street shots. LC-A+ with Tri-X 400… I think I somehow over exposed these. Tweet
Journey Into Analog: Business Casual
Another sexy batch of Tri-X film, shot on my LC-A. Dunno what the fuck is up with that stupid white line running across some of the shots… hoping it’s the film and not the camera. Tweet
Journey Into Anolog: BFFs
When picking up my latest batch of black and whites I noticed an unintentional trend… they all seem to pics of two friends hanging out. The two homeless dudes heckling the talented one-man-band-performer on Market, the drunk girls yelling “woooooooooo!” out the sun roof of a stretch limo, the guy and his dog that I [...]
