October 19, 2015

Adventure Playground in B&W

35mm, Alberta, black & white, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000, Fomapan Action 400 No Comments

More shots from around Camp Chief Hector including the adventure playground. These were shot on Fomapan Action 400 and it’s become one of my new favourite B&W films. I just love the deep blacks that it produces. Fomapan Action 400 and Kodak Tri-X are two film stocks I can’t live without.

October 13, 2015

Shooting with Adox Color Implosion at Heritage Park

35mm, Adox Color Implosion 100, Alberta, Calgary, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000 No Comments

These were shot at Heritage Park at the start of summer using Adox Color Implosion film. I love this film because it has the right amount of grain giving it a vintage look from the ’70s. These were all shot at box speed (hence the cooler tones), but if you shoot this film at ISO […]

September 27, 2015

Garden Statue

35mm, BC, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000, Kodak Ektar 100 No Comments

This photo was shot using a Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM lens that I recently purchased on eBay.

September 26, 2015

Kodak Hawkeye Traffic Surveillance Color Film

35mm, Alberta, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000, Kodak Hawkeye Traffic Surveillance Color 400 No Comments

I shot these while winter camping using Kodak Hawkeye Traffic Surveillance Color 400 film that I bought from the Film Photography Project store. If you haven’t heard of them before, they are worth checking out. The FPP is an amazing community resource for film photographers. They produce an awesome podcast and run a film store […]

September 24, 2015

B&W Trees

35mm, Alberta, black & white, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000, Four Corner B&W 400 No Comments

Here’s another batch of trees taken in Bow Valley Provincial Park–this time in chromogenic B&W! (I hate chromogenic B&W. I prefer more contrast.)

September 10, 2015

X-Pro Trees

35mm, AgfaPhoto CT Precisa 100, Alberta, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000, cross-processed No Comments

There are pros and cons to cross-processing slide film. Personally, a big pro for me is the way the sky is rendered. The first two shots are among my favourites. These shots of trees were taken on a hike in Bow Valley Provincial Park while camping at YMCA Camp Chief Hector.

September 8, 2015

A Winter Hike

35mm, AgfaPhoto CT Precisa 100, Alberta, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000, cross-processed No Comments

It was a beautiful day in Bow Valley Provincial Park so we all went for a hike.

September 6, 2015

More Winter Camping

35mm, AgfaPhoto CT Precisa 100, Alberta, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000, cross-processed No Comments

After a brief hiatus, here are a few more photos from YMCA Camp Chief Hector in winter. This was my first foray into cross-processing slide film. These were all shot on AgfaPhoto CT Precisa and then cross-processed. I used a polarizing filter which is why the sky gets darker in the photos. I just love […]

August 14, 2015

Winter Camping

35mm, Alberta, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000, Fuji Superia 200 No Comments

More photos from YMCA Camp Chief Hector in winter.

August 12, 2015

Camp Chief Hector

35mm, Alberta, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000, Fuji Superia 200 No Comments

I spent 4 days at YMCA Camp Chief Hector in February 2014. It was my first time camping in winter and luckily we had great weather. The camp’s location in Bow Valley Provincial Park is absolutely gorgeous and there’s a beautiful view of Mount Yamnuska from the camp. I shot 8 rolls of film while […]

July 9, 2015

That Lomo Look

35mm, BC, Canada, Canon Rebel 2000, cross-processed, Fuji Provia 100F No Comments

You may have been wondering why this film photography blog is titled Going Lomo. Lomo, short for Lomography, is a style of photography using vintage and toy cameras. Lomo photos are often characterized by saturated colours and vignetting around the corners. The ‘Lomo look’ can be achieved by cross-processing E-6 slide film in chemicals meant […]

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