My first (sort-of) successful and expensive lomo shots of behind the scenes fashion shoot (JFW magazine) taken from the last blistering hot summer somewhere near Labroke Grove. Shot with an expired medium format b/w film and a cheapo vintage Lubitel TRL camera, it was supposed to be an experiement with single, double and triple exposures….and fiddling with numerous settings. The result turned out to be quite stunning with a twist of old hollywood glamour and Barbarella-isque. My next experiement? It will of course break my piggy bank, stay tuned.
Models: Forgotten their names
umm those are some of the most amazing double/triple exposure shots ever! the fact that they are behind the scenes of a fashion shoot makes it even better.
medium format film is fun to play around with but it’s too expensive for me to develop cause i’m a cheapo like that hehehehehhee.
love the photos <3
The two pictures where it seems that two pictures are on top of each other, are absolutely spiffing!
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Are you serious? The lomo photographs are AMAZING! Yes I agree it has this old hollywood glamour feel and I love the Barbarella-sque hair in the shots.
Love Love.
Lomo Loverz
Beautiful photos, thanks for sharing
Stunning photos!
You’re so talented keep them coming.
michelle
Gorgeous!
Josephine Loves Vintage x
it’s like the old retro photographs that you would find in market stalls. simply stunning.
Cool black and white images…thanks for sharing.
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oh kit these are totally amazing. they almost make my eyes feel a bit funny… but in a good funky way. does this new experiment involve the 5d? xx
@Jen – No not the 5D Mark 2 unfortunately the camera is toooo expensive. There’s a possible fashion shoot in the France next month, hoping to use my vintage TRL camera for behind the scenes shoot in colour, it’s going to be expensive in terms of film types and processing :S ahhhh
Ah your experiment worked out so well. This look stunning, you must be so happy and proud of these Kit!
These pictures are amazing the camera shot gives the images a 60′s Barabella vintage look. x
The photographs are beautiful. The images look like a 60′s vintage Barberella scene.
Hey, I’m Lucy who was featured on The Style Crusaders blog, I noticed your lovely comment and really appreciated it!
Thankyou, also, yes I was wearing the Jaeger bracelet! Did you go along too?
x
:O Kit, these are SO insanely amazing!
@Lucy – Yep I got one too and went to their press day, I say they give out a generous voucher
brilliant experiment…love the pictures!!
come check out my blog..i think you may like the pics on it too…i have a really cool photographer…
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follow if u like what u see?
happy day
xoxo
stunning photos Kit, thank you for sharing these. congrats on the new look of your site.
xoxo
marian.
oh my god, stunning is exactly it!
These are beautiful!
Ethereal and ghostly and no doubt more glamorous than the photos that came out of the shoot…
I love lomography!
these are lovely, there dreamy, eerie and stunning all at the same time.
Jaymie
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