Barcelona

Phew it's been a while, I promised these at lot sooner.

Went to Barcelona for a long weekend with my parents, saw the Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Hard Rock Cafe all just as packed as the other with tourists ate out a lot and got bitten excessively by bedbugs (It got much worse when I got home, Kate told me I had the plague and took me to A&E)

Enough of my jabbering, here are some of my photos (Holga Mixture of Lomograohy Colour Negative 400 and Kodak Portra  160 Medium format film)
The Following are just from the Sagrada Familia (inside, out and a lovely view across the city.)

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Into the Trees

Photos from various walks I've been on with various friends.

Camera: Holga 120N film: Lomography Colour Negative 400 

All photo's taken in june/july 2012

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Photographing Strangers: Part 6

The gif of the two girls here accidentally got double exposed and has a light leak, hence the strange colours and random trumpet in one of the images (last strangers post!)

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Experiment: Redscale (Photo Dump)

Me: Hey Hanna, what time is it? Hanna: ADVENTURE TIME!1!!!111!1!!1!!! First image: Original, Seccond image: Black and White version

Yes, she's holding a mop. It's a perfectly normal activity, mop holding.

Into the forrest, again here more detail brought out by the black and white, but I do like the colours  from the sky in the original image.

First image: Original, Seccond image: Black and White version

First image: Original, Seccond image: Black and White version, Quite like the grainy-ness that I got from these 'failures'

 "Oh, finally one that actually worked" you're thinking. If I remember rightly this was shot at a lower ISO than the others, so I'll try that again next time.

These two came out wonderfully, had golden tones that I really like and as well as this the greens have come out nicely.

Quite liked these, top one is very red but everyone loves cows right?

Bottom one was taken about 3pm on a sunny afternoon, you'd expect it to have come out a bit brighter (should have manually adjusted the shutter/aperture etc) but I still kind of like it, you can see the clouds and the silhouette of the pylon.

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