_{Bonnet Waves by Nicole Gesmondi}

Cross Processing (also known as xpro) is the process of developing film in the wrong chemicals. There are a number of ways to cross process film but one of the most common techniques is to develop slide film in chemicals used for regular film processing or regular color film in slide film chemicals. It’s a fairly experimental process (you don’t quite know how things will turn out) but it often results in vibrant colors, high levels of contrast and unusual color shifts.

The popularity of Lomography has lead to a new audience discovering this technique and as a result we’ve seen it appearing all over the place, from fashion shoots to album covers. Digital photographers have also been inspired to develop their own techniques to replicate the …

This Saturday October 15 is World Toy Camera Day. To the casual observer, the love of inexpensive, plastic cameras like the Holga, Diana, Lubitel and Lomo LC-A may seem like a passing fad but their popularity has been steadily growing over the past 20 years. The following collection pays tribute to plastic lenses, serendipity, light leaks, experimentation and the anticipation of waiting to see what you captured on your roll of film.

Neon Boneyard by Steve Lovegrove

{ dim walkway } by Lucia Fischer

36 Apostles by thescatteredimage

rue des gravilliers, paris by bigudi

The writings on the wall by madworld

time loss #4 by mr. teddybear

serendipity – Holga double exposure by 58glass

Airport, Paris by cykuck

where is wally? by sasufi

London bus 9 Aldwych by Mattias Olsson

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