Lomo 800 with Alicia (Patreon)

Here is a set of Lomography 800 with Alicia from January 2018 taken on the Canonet ql17 GIII.

So yeah, weird location you say, I fully agree haha! At that time I was "exploring" the Airbnb spaces trying to find cheap alternatives, so I ended up finding this space that caught my eye, wondering myself what was up with all these Tupperware's and compartments. 

These are Legos, I shit you not, all organized by type and colours. It's a Lego storage room with a bed and a TV turned into a private room Airbnb that cost a grand total of $32.65 CAD for the night. A breakfast with the family was also included, but unfortunately I did not stay the night. So I decided to book it lol. If you know me, you know that the CRT TV in there sealed the deal. 

Hosts were a little weird also, very welcoming, kind and open to my project but a weird bunch nonetheless. It was my first and only time shooting with this Alicia, I remember she was a little weirded out by the room (and it shows) and probably did not like most of these photos, it's understandable and probably why we never collaborated again. She probably regretted saying yes to this shoot in the first place, I'm sorry that she fell on that odd project when she could have ended up on something much more appealing and normal, the luck of the draw haha. 

Like I said earlier, in my opinion all of this was worth it for that one shot on the cover of the previous Ektachrome post. Still a few good shot in there I feel, I like this one the best:

Here are a few more extra shots that didn't make the cut back then:

Like I said earlier, this was sort of a mini shoot and I don't regret doing it, I like weird and odd stuff and sometimes I hope there would be more models interested in just experimenting into something like this. 

To conclude this collaboration, here are just a few digital photos I exported back then, more or less used as test shots, most of the digital shots I did not process because I don't feel they were any good. 

Hope you made it this far, thanks for reading!