Looking for Lomography 100 sample photos? These square 6×6 frames were shot on 120 with a Yashica Mat 124 in Monterrey, Mexico — Lomography’s ISO 100 C-41 color-negative film.
The first frame is the bell tower of Catedral Metropolitana de Monterrey. The next two are at MARCO (Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey), designed by Ricardo Legorreta in 1991: Juan Soriano’s bronze La Paloma in the salmon-pink courtyard, then the plaza with the marco lettering, purple columns, and stairs. Luis Barragán did not design this museum (his house-museum is in Mexico City); Soriano’s dove is often described as a homage to Barragán’s Palomar. Developed in Kodak C-41.
Lomography 100 120 film sample photos
Lomography 100 120 is a daylight color-negative roll — enough saturation on a Yashica Mat 124 for Monterrey’s cathedral tower and Legorreta’s pink MARCO walls.
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