Pusography Back to Basics.

[Stan Hesketh]

I took these with an Olympus Trip 300 35mm camera that I picked up in a charity shop for pence. It is fixed focus; fixed everything in fact. With Lomography in mind, I loaded it with a very old roll of Jessops 100 ISO film that has been lying around for many moons and went for a walk. I don't believe it had been used for years, and seemed a little sluggish at winding the film, but it soon got used to being operated again. It is better for close up stuff, but can give a softened effect on the horizon. I edited the canal shot a little, but the others are straight out of the camera (other than removing car reg. no.)

Edit: I stupidly put "Canonography" when I meant "Olympusography" Senior moment I'm afraid.

 

[Brian Moore]

There's a nice softness about these "Olyography" shots, Stan.

 

[Dave Green]

I know that windmill well - you can't be that far from me

Nice trip with the trip

 

[Hamish Gill]

Pusography gets my vote

that is a litte soft toward the horizon isn't it ... I wonder if its a little faulty ... ?

 

[Stan Hesketh]

Thanks folks. It was just a bit of fun, but I think that it may be out of focus at infinity somehow. It is a really cheap version of the Trip and a plastic lens, I believe. Might try a roll of XP2 in it.