Nishika N8000 Pt.2

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I loaded up the Nishika with a fresh roll of Lomography ISO 100 and wow! The results were so much better this time. Lesson learned. Expired 100 film is just not something I should ever put in here ever again. The colours turned out so vibrant and grungy/grainy 90's lookin which I love.

So, I took it for a spin at the Parade of Light exhibition which was part of this year's Fringe Festival. 








 


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