I got a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM Lens lens for my Canon EOS Rebel T7 that, thanks to the APS-C sensor’s crop factor is effectively an 80mm lens, so ideal for portraits, and that wide-open aperature is great for ambient light, too.
Like most people my age, my first forays into photography were on film, but I never approached film with “intention” and shot digital when I was doing that. For my birthday this year my partner got me a LomoApparat that Set me off running into experimenting with film.
These are the “keepers” from my first roll, for which I used Lomography Color Negative 400.
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Double exposure with close up lens attachment and two different flash gels. This was my first frame with the new camera, on my birthday.
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Kaleidoscope lens attachment.
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Kaleidoscope lens attachment.
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Colored flash gel.
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Playing with the “Splitzer” and multiple exposures.
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Playing with the “Splitzer” and multiple exposures.
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Close up lens attachment and ND filter on the flash.
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Multiple exposure with some “Splitzer” hijinks.
This was my first posted foray into being “serious” about photography again. It was all shot on my Canon EOS Rebel T7.
