Showing posts with label 35mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 35mm. Show all posts

Friday, October 17, 2014

Film Friday: 35mm Lomokino Footage of Disneyland

Whatever the content, one has their own unique motivations when they choose to start (and maintain) blog. For me, the inception of The Diz-Fizz had to do with my desire to share my film photography of the park. The opportunity to do this is one of the things that keeps me writing (and let's be honest, this gal needs a hobby).

Up until this point, I have shared instant photographs exclusively, however, while at Disneyland last, I took fifteen 35mm rolls of moving footage with my lomokino! It is a super neat little camera (and believe me you will be the center of attention the moment you whip it out!) that creates grainy and disjointed, yet dreamy and winsome imagery of your subject. 

These are some cuts set to the audio from Walt's Dedication of Disneyland. I'm really pleased with the way it looks and can't wait to work with the footage further. Definitely let me know what you think in the comments or on Facebook! Enjoy!

Friday, August 29, 2014

Film Friday: Landscape at Pop Century!

One thing I love about the Diana mini is that it provides the opportunity for happy accidents.  I took these snaps whilst walking around the 50s courtyard at Pop Century, and I had no idea until I received my film back that it had not wound completely… or maybe I forgot to wind it! Who knows, the important thing is that it resulted in this unique panorama and I wouldn't have it any other way.


Friday, August 15, 2014

Film Friday: Dinoland USA

Some snaps of Dinoland USA at Animal Kingdom on a super rainy day. Shot with my Diana Mini on 35mm:




Friday, August 1, 2014

Film Friday: Decades at Pop!

The subject of today's Film Friday is a set of photos I took at Pop Century, one of the hotels on Disney property.  Even though Pop is classed as a value record, I still love the themeing here.  Its bright color scheme lends itself well to lomography, and I love the way this set of photos of the large decade sculptures turned out.  These were shot on 35mm with my Diana mini! Enjoy!






Friday, July 18, 2014

Film Friday: Spaceship Earth Double Exposure

The Diana Mini is my favorite 35mm format camera because it renders results imperfect and wonderful, always unpredictable and often happy.  This double exposure of Spaceship Earth is one such result.  Unlike digital photos, which have their place, exposures on film hold a rawness and depth unique to the medium. I can't wait to share more results from this wonderful little camera!

Spaceship Earth is so good, there should be two!