lomo paris wheels

there's something about the quadratic format of 120mm shots that makes round shapes look great in lomographic pictures. paris-wheels are therefore almost always lomogenic. here's two quite different shots of two quite different paris-wheels. one is a double-exposure picture of the massive one that used to be on dam square, while the second is of the joke of a paris-wheel, barely 4 metres high, at nieuwmarkt in amsterdam. the first is shot on an expired roll of Kodak E200 Positive film, while the second is on an expired Fuji RVP (don't know the ISO). colors and contrast came out quite different, and the vignette is a lot stronger in the second one. both are with lomo diana f+

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lomophobic puke special

I took these shots in a temporary fun fare that is set up every year at Dam square in amsterdam. i must say the fact that the fare is mobile freaks the crap out of me. u know that if shit goes down, and a ride seriously injures someone, those dudes will just wrap up and move to the next city! some of the rides look so old and dodgy it seams all odds are against you. but what's the big deal, it's just your kids your gambling with anyways...

all these shots are taken with an expired 120mm KODAK E200 color positive film. I really love the results, and after this, it will be a looong time till I shoot 35mm again!

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