Lomography Turquoise - 35mm Film


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LM (Rushden, GB)
CuAl6(PO4)4(OH)8·4H2O

Aerochrome on acid! Orange skies and turquoise... everything else. Quite unpredictable with little dynamic range (so naturally I shot it on a bucket list holiday) Shoot in full sun for the strongest effect, or overcast days for a more subtle, but still trippy effect.

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Kyrylo V. (Birmingham, GB)
perfect for buildings

it changes color of building from boring brown brick to intriguing blue

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Kurt F. (Wandsworth, GB)
Psychedelic!

Love Lomo Turquoise, shot a couple of rolls now, so cool! All examples straight out of camera with NO editing

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P.K. (Northampton, GB)
Psychedelic

Who needs mushrooms when these pictures can mess with your perception of reality. Experimental, interesting, curious.

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david p. (Bromsgrove, GB)
Messes with your mind

The colour shifting on this particular film can be hard to predict but that's not always a bad thing and it's surely one of the reasons analogue photography is enjoying a second wind. My only gripe with this film is the washed out skies I got but the blue turns to white, right?
Next time I venture out with Lomography Turquoise I will try a graduated gray filter to inject a bit more colour maybe even a
graduated orange if there is such a thing and possibly try it in dully cloudy conditions. The few portraits I tried looked zombie like but despite it messing with my mind a little I will definitely try this highly unusual film again

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