I know this is a digital shot, but I had to take it for work so I am ok with that.

This is the house that Extreme Home Makeover built; covered by the wonderful Texas sky at sunset.

I am a little late in posting this, but I had a little more fun with my LC-A last weekend. This shot was taken at the Extreme Makeover Home Edition shoot, when a surprise helicopter landed behind us.

Can’t really say more about it, you will have to watch the show to find out what happens.

Pearl beer is not the best tasting beer in the world, neither is Pabst which owned Pearl for a few years before the brewery closed down.

I love the glow around the building in this shot. The sun was up and bright, so I turned the ISO wheel to 800 to trick the LC-A into a faster shutter speed. I also really love the pretty blues this film has.

I have 4 rolls of Lomography C-41 left, before I have to order more.

Saturday I went on a bike ride and took a long my new best friend, the Lomo LC-A+.

What a neat little camera. Yesterday I got a little excited and posted the first photo from the roll that really got me interested, but there are some other good ones on their that could not wait.

So now on to another great pictures from that little photo ride. Above is the chapel at University of the Incarnate Word, here in San Antonio. This was my final destination on the ride, before I decided to head back.

I love how dark blue the sky is in this shot. I have more shots to share, but I think I will hold on to them for a little while longer.

Shot with a Lomo LC-A+ on Lomography 35mm film.

I am still going through my photos from my brand new LC-A+, but I think this is my favorite.

I shot this after my bike ride, while I was sitting there drinking a nice strawberry lemonade at the Culinary Institute of America bakery which is located at the Perl Brewery.

I really like this shot, because it makes me think it is not San Antonio. I overexposed the sky a little bit, I am still trying to figure out how the LC-A works. It is fully automatic, however there is a little dial that lets me change the ISO which can trick the light meter into the exposure I want.

It is a surprisingly advanced camera considering it is a lomo camera.

I am still going through the other shots from the bike ride, but I think I am going to like this camera a lot.

Shot on Lomo LC-A+ with lomographic C-41 film.