LOMO fail.

If you read my old post on lomography, here I will be posting my takes with it. I know my shots are such fails 'cause I only used a cheap film roll. Having these lomo cameras, it's a must to buy those 36shots films that are 600-900php worth. I can't afford wasting my money on that. But I hope this wouldn't give you a bad impression on these lomo cams. Here they are!

I used Kodak ColorPlus Film, ISO 200.

tree shadows-water reflections

upside-down me:)

like a magic crystal ball!

Medium Exposed

Overly Exposed

Sunrise

Abreeza Food Court View (You can see our house from here!)

Playing with Mirrors :)

lomography

and so I got bored and decided to explore my 3-day old fisheye2 lomo camera. since i'm new to this, I admit that I have:

• mistakenly clicked the shutter release a number of times without removing the cover. (sucks for the waste of film)

• practicing some of the camera's functions and accidentally exposed the film.

• expecting the flash to go but forgot to put the battery in.

but I know that I'm still at the stage of learning and understanding it. along with study I did, I came to a page that had the "Golden Rules of Lomography" i just wanna share it to you guys.

GRL:

1. Take your lomo everywhere you go.

2. Shoot anytime-- day or night.

3. Lomo is not an interference in your life, but a part of it.

4. Shoot from the hip.

5. Get close to the objects of your desire.

6. Don't think!

7. Be fast!

8. You don't have to know beforehand what you captured on film, even

9. afterwards.

10. Don't care about rules!

Grab one and try it yourself! :)