Showing posts with label analogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label analogue. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Washington Square Park









I took these pictures a long time ago, during a trip to Washington Square Park as part of a Lomography workshop using a LC-A+ camera.  
It was my first time using Redscale film and I love the warm tones. One of my favorite things about shooting analogue is that I forget what I shot, and always get surprised when I develop the film.

Images: Monica Aguiñaga

Thursday, September 22, 2011

The future is analogue


Ever since I got my first digital camera, I abandoned my beautiful film camera and it's been siting on a shelf collecting dust. And while point and shoot cameras are compact, easy to carry and use, it's very easy to store all our images in computer and forget about them. I had a frighting thought the other day: what if my laptop got stolen or lost? Most of my pictures from trips and special occasion would be lost. So, I decided to print out my pictures and put them in photo albums (remember them?) and also, I've promised myself to start using my analogue camera more often. I haven't used it in over 6 years, and I wonder if I remember how to load film, is it like riding a bicycle?
When was the last time you used a film camera?

P.S.This made me laugh.

Image: Miki