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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG
Lomochrome Color '92 has been said to mimic the look of color negative film that has been poorly stored and developed at a poor photo lab from the early 1990s. From what I've seen, that comparison fits my experience.

I took it for a hike in Split, up the Marjan Hill and here are some of the pictures I took that afternoon.

If you're looking for a color film stock that faithfully reproduces the colors and tones of real life, this isn't the right choice. Using this film means embracing the unexpected, with unusual color shifts, peculiar textures, and prominent grain.

To fully enjoy LomoChrome '92, you'll have to let go of some creative control, and I'm for it!

📷 Canon F-1
🎞️ Lomochrome Color '92

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The image captures a lone young adult descending a set of stone stairs overlooking a scenic vista in Split, Croatia. The aged stairs and a weathered stone railing dominate the foreground. Beyond, lush greenery gives way to the Adriatic Sea, with the city of Split nestled along the coastline. The individual appears engrossed in a document or map, seemingly navigating the historical locale.
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG
Sometimes, the expired film I get on eBay doesn't work as I expected it to. And this Fujicolor NPH400 roll is a good example of a colorful failure.

I used this film roll while I was in Supetar, and I had some kind of good expectations for this film, but… As you can see here, it was a complete failure in every way possible. It happens.


📷 Canon F-1
🎞️ Fujicolor NPH400

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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG

While visiting Split, I explored the neighborhood of Split 3, known for its striking brutalist architecture from the 1970s and 1980s, reflecting the city's communist past.

I used Cinestill 50D film for the first time while walking around, and despite my initial concerns about the low ISO, the sunny weather in Croatia made it a perfect choice.

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In this serene outdoor scene, an individual is seated on a bench within a park setting. Tall buildings loom in the background, contrasting with the lush greenery of the trees in the foreground. The person appears to be enjoying a moment of solitude in Split, Croatia.
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG
One of the films I wanted to use during my days in Split was a LomoChrome Turquoise that I got from the people at #Lomography to test and write an article about. I have used this film before and loved its weird colors and tones, but I have never used it in a travel scene before.

The LomoChrome Turquoise features a unique chemical formula that produces fascinating turquoise tones, surreal skies, and striking blue skin tones for everyone.

📷 Canon F-1
🎞️ LomoChrome Turquoise 400

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The image captures a scene at what appears to be the Church of Our Lady of Health in Supetar, Croatia. The edifice dominates the background, its weathered facade rising majestically against the sky. In the foreground, two figures are present: one on the left gazing towards the church and another on the right descending the steps in front of the church.
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG

One of the highlights of my time in Croatia was taking a ferry from Split to Supetar, where I visited a vibrant beach. Unfortunately, my pictures don’t reflect it because I used heavily expired film.

I brought two film cameras on the trip and was curious about how one would perform with the expired film, but it turned out just fine!

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The scene unfolds at a beach in Croatia, where sunlight bathes the shore. In the background, adults and children relax by the water. Closer to the viewer, a metal ladder leads into the sea.
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG
You might remember this angle from a picture I posted a while back. It's the view from inside the Vestibule inside the Diocletian's Palace, looking up at the Cathedral of Saint Domnius in Split. This time, it comes in pure photography film magic.

The Vestibule, also known as the Rotunda or the Atrium, is the initial section of the imperial corridor in Diocletian's Palace, located in the old town of Split. This area connects to the Peristyle, which served as the formal entrance to the imperial apartments.

📷 Canon F-1
🎞️ Kodak Ektar 100

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This is a view from inside a circular stone ruin. Looking up through an oculus at the blue sky, a church cross is visible above the wall.
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG

Standing tall in Nardoni Trg, this clock tower boasts an impressive 1,700 years of history. Visitors can climb a steep stairway for stunning views of the Old Town and its vibrant crowds.

I shot these photos using the Wolfen Cine UN54 film for the first time, and I'm pleased with the results. Can't wait to use it again!

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The image captures a couple standing in front of the historic Clock Tower in Split, Croatia. In the foreground, an archway and a column add depth to the composition. The grand stone buildings serve as a backdrop, emphasizing the location's historical significance.
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG
One of the unique places I wanted to visit in Split is the neighborhood known as Split 3. This residential district is situated on the southeast side of the city and is characterized by its distinctive brutalist-style buildings.

This large concrete complex was built in the 1970s and 1980s when Croatia was still part of Yugoslavia. Today, it symbolizes the city’s communist past.

While walking there, I used a Cinestill 50D, which was my first time using this film. I was afraid of using a film with such low ISO, but the days in Croatia were so sunny that I knew it would all work out.

📷 Canon F-1
🎞️ Cinestill 50D

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In this serene outdoor scene, an individual is seated on a bench within a park setting. Tall buildings loom in the background, contrasting with the lush greenery of the trees in the foreground. The person appears to be enjoying a moment of solitude in Split, Croatia.
#visitcroatia
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG

While reviewing my pictures from Split, I noticed many images of clothing hanging out to dry. Over the centuries, the ancient Diocletian Palace has transformed into a living monument. As you wander through the old city center, you can see how people live there.

Remarkably, what began as a memorial palace for a Roman emperor has become one of the most captivating places I've ever visited.

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White laundry hangs on clotheslines stretched above a stone building against a blue sky.
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG
One of the best things I did during my time in Croatia was take a ferry from Split to Supetar. There, I went to one of the most colorful beaches I have ever been to, but you won't see it in this picture since I took a heavily expired film to the beach. It might have been a bit foolish, but life goes on.

I brought two film cameras on this trip and used all my film. I was particularly curious to see how one of the cameras would perform, especially since the film was heavily expired, but it worked just fine.

📷 Lomography LC/A+
🎞️ Ilford HP5 Expired



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#analogphotography
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#visitsplit
#travel
#visitcroatia
The scene unfolds at a beach in Croatia, where sunlight bathes the shore. In the background, adults and children relax by the water. Closer to the viewer, a metal ladder leads into the sea.
#visitcroatia
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG
I have several pictures of the old town in Split, and one element always catches my attention: the Pjaca Clock Tower, which you can see here.

Dominating Nardoni Trg, the Pjaca Clock Tower stands out with its impressive 1,700 years of history. Visitors can ascend a steep stairway to reach the top, where they are rewarded with a breathtaking view of the Old Town and its lively flow of people.

The film I used here was the Wolfen Cine UN54, which was the first time I had used it. I'm happy with the results and looking forward to trying it again.

📷 Canon F-1
🎞️ Wolfen Cine UN54

#believeinfilm
#filmisnotdead
#filmphotography
#analogphotography
#ftrcgoestoSplit
#visitsplit
#travel
#visitcroatia
The image captures a couple standing in front of the historic Clock Tower in Split, Croatia. In the foreground, an archway and a column add depth to the composition. The grand stone buildings serve as a backdrop, emphasizing the location's historical significance.
#visitcroatia
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG
During my days in Croatia, one of the best things I did was take a ferry from Split to Supetar. Here, you can see some people chilling on the ferry while we waited to arrive on the island.

I took two film cameras on this trip and used all my film. I was especially curious to see how this one would behave since it was heavily expired, but it worked fine.

📷 Lomography LC/A+
🎞️ Ilford HP5 Expired



#believeinfilm
#filmisnotdead
#filmphotography
#analogphotography
#ftrcgoestoSplit
#visitsplit
#travel
#visitcroatia
Passengers are riding on a ferry on the Croatian coast, enjoying a scenic view of the sea and distant mountains. The foreground shows rows of benches where people are seated, some facing forward and others turned to the side. A life preserver is attached to the ferry railing, adding to the maritime atmosphere.
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG
As I reviewed the many pictures I took during my days in Split, I repeatedly noticed images of clothing hanging out to dry, which you can also see here.

One of the most fascinating aspects of the ancient Diocletian Palace's evolution over the centuries is that it has become a living monument. As you stroll through the old city center, you'll see how people live there.

I find this unique, considering it all began as a memorial palace to a former Roman emperor and has become one of the most fascinating places I've ever visited.

#ftrcgoestoSplit
#visitsplit
#travel
#visitcroatia
White laundry hangs on clotheslines stretched above a stone building against a blue sky.
#visitcroatia
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