Lomography try-out

About two months ago, I found a used black and white 35mm film in my room and I had no idea what was it of. In my free time, I went to the dark room at university, took the film out of the can and developed it. Turns out it was a random film from last summer when I was trying out my new Lomography camera. Even though they were snapshots and they weren't the best quality, I still liked two of them. So I edited those two a little by altering the contrast (which added grain but I kind of liked that) and colour and here they are.

Today's British Public

Rankin is one of my favourite photographers, who I can always look for inspiration. In 2009 Rankin started a project called The Live Shoot, capturing today's British public.

I was interested in this project simply because of the fact that it's unusual to be doing documentary photography in a studio. It's interesting not to only see how different today's British public is but also to see how a group of people who are classified under the same name can be so different.