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Rare Photos of Marilyn Monroe with a Rolleiflex
In these vintage photos, Hollywood’s blonde bombshell Marilyn Monroe is seen taking some photographs with a Rolleiflex TLR. Who knew that this year’s Cannes poster girl liked being behind the lens as well as in front of it?
i really enjoyed the comparison of the parallel between the advancement of technology in photography and electronic music, great post franchesca!
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i need help scanning negatives with my Epson v500!
i swear, it seems like the lamest “problem” ever….but i hope someone knows the answer….
idk what setting i changed but when i scan negatives (usually two rows of 5 frames) only one box is highlighted but all the numbered boxes are checked— meaning all the checked images will be scanned….i’m trying to scan ALL my frames 5x7, but only the first frame is that size while every checked frame after that is the tiny 1inch size…..
i reset all my settings on the scanner and tried multiple ways of scanning multiple frames at the same, 5x7 size, but it’s not working….i’m resorting to scanning one frame at a time…and with 5 rolls to go, it’s going to be quite tedious…..
anyone?…………….anyone?
herb, i found your article on the lomography site! ….and my face is in it! :-O
i wanna do it for el paso, even though i don’t live there haha….
good job herb :-)
these light painted dresses are amazing….honestly, i can’t tell if they’re real or photoshopped….but if they’re real, they’re pretty damn awesome…
and click here if you wanna learn how to make (me) a origami camera ;-D
“binary solo!”
click to see!
this has to be the BEST and inventive photographic works of art i have seen in a very long fucking time….
Hong Sung Chul prints photos onto string for painterly works of art.
He chose to print on string because it represented for him what makes us all human — being born and connected to our mothers through an umbilical cord. Beautiful, no?
