for this
last post dedicated to our
hiking trip in
Northern Lapland I have finally put together a selection of
my favourite photographs taken with my
Hasselblad 500 C/M: some of them were taken from the top of
Saana mountain, some others in
Mallan Luonnopuisto and some more are views of
Kilpisjärvi lake - the first and the last are a courtesy of
Jacopo. I decided to share these shots separately as the
red tones make them so different from the ones I posted previously.
photographs from Lapland part VII:
Hasselblad 500 C/M - Lomography Redscale XR 50-200
that was my first time shooting with
Lomography Redscale film and I have to say the results are quite incredible: the reds are so intense that
Lapland looks like Mars. this may be because I had to expose the roll at
iso 200 for every single shot - as it was too dark to expose it at a lower iso. that surreal look though makes these
red photographs decisively unique - don't you think?
thank you for following
my posts about Lapland over the past couple of weeks - here is
my surprise gift for you: I have prepared
a digital booklet with a large selection of photographs - most of which I have not yet shared online. download
Ruska and let me know what you think about it! ♥
P.S. I am also very happy to finally be able to reveal that
I was interviewed by Lomography for the
Lomo Amigo section of their
international magazine: you can read the interview
here.