Colour shifting ... again
One of the most popular colour shifting is the use of Lomochrome films made by Lomography. I’m not going to say anything about the Lomography movement or Lomo cameras but if you want, you can visit an old post that says that, here:
Colour shifting
The LOMO factory (originally Leningrad Optical Mechanical Association) was established in 1914 in Petrograd (today Saint Petersburg) as a French-Russian limited company to produce lenses and cameras. During the Soviet era, the factory went through several reorganisations and was one of the most secretive companies producing optics for military and space…
All I’m going to say today is that I took out of the fridge my last roll (for the moment) of Lomochrome purple (expired in July 2024) and use it in my Lomo camera aka the Liubitel 166. I let you be the judge of the results but if you were asking me, I’m happy.
I love the second last one. Beautiful!
You have photographed coolness. What a balm.