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“I’m sure it is getting darker.
Don’t make any sound,
Don’t make any sound…”
[ Origin – Evanescence ]
Surprise: some new pictures from my session with Massimo Caregnato, again on analogic supports, namely DianaF+ using Lomography Redscale 100 iso film, which made the photos turn out very murky and an amazing shade of red, (the printed photos are exactly like that, there was no editing in Photoshop whatsoever except resizing the scanned images).
I’m totally in love with this particular photo, how it’s almost abstract and plays so much with shapes and sharp contrast. I didn’t immediately realize what it reminded me, but suddenly I was like, “gosh, this is so Evanescence”. So here we go (the lyrics I wrote above are actually the whispered parts in the intro of the CD).
Taken in Sant’Anna Cemetery, Trieste.
Photo: massimocare
Concept, model, styling, grooming: GothicNarcissus
Don’t make any sound,
Don’t make any sound…”
[ Origin – Evanescence ]
Surprise: some new pictures from my session with Massimo Caregnato, again on analogic supports, namely DianaF+ using Lomography Redscale 100 iso film, which made the photos turn out very murky and an amazing shade of red, (the printed photos are exactly like that, there was no editing in Photoshop whatsoever except resizing the scanned images).
I’m totally in love with this particular photo, how it’s almost abstract and plays so much with shapes and sharp contrast. I didn’t immediately realize what it reminded me, but suddenly I was like, “gosh, this is so Evanescence”. So here we go (the lyrics I wrote above are actually the whispered parts in the intro of the CD).
Taken in Sant’Anna Cemetery, Trieste.
Photo: massimocare
Concept, model, styling, grooming: GothicNarcissus
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Date Taken
May 5, 2012, 11:53:05 PM
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These pictures were taken with a DianaF+ using Lomography Redscale 100 iso film, which has the peculiarity of being... a red film! Probably I could have let more light in the camera, but it's just the second time that I have used this film, so more progress can be done in the future!!