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Lomography Video - Chawee Busayarat

Tuesday, 22 January 2008

Chawee Busayarat is a PhD student from Thailand living in Marseilles, France, and his skill and resilience are featured at lomography.com as he has actually made a movie using the following (in his words):

8 films
1 camera
4 hr. of walk
745 photos
1 photo in every 5 step
50 hr. of film scanning
And a little camera modification to make my holga can shoot around 100 photos in only one 135 film

camera - Holga 120CFN
films - Ferrania Solaris 200 / Kodak Elitecrome ExtreColor 100 / Fuji Sensia 100 / Agfa Presica CT 100 / Casino Negativecolor 400
location - Vieux-Port de Marseille, Fr

Ever since I first imagined doing this project, I knew that I would need a lot of photos to make a smooth movement. But lots of photos mean high film and development costs and I can't affort that. So, this is how I modified my Holga to make it shoot around 100 photos on only one 135 film

To check it out, click the preview below, and scroll down to his "about" section.

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