This article will follow a slightly different format from my past articles. I won't be critiquing individual shots, because I feel that these shots are best displayed to the reader in a set to get the whole aesthetic. Instead, I'll give some general background info for my shooting in this paragraph, and then I'll let you sit back and enjoy the shots as they were intended.
I took off to Boston specifically to shoot Boston Commons with this film stock by Lomochrome. The color shifts will be obvious, and the film can be shot at a range of ISO. I shot at ISO 100 for this whole roll, and I found that direct sunlight yielded really nice shifts.
This is not a film that I would generally use for portrait work because of the uncanny skin tones, however, it's brilliant for street and landscape work. Feeling like a purist, I opted to shoot the roll with my Leica M6 and most of the shots were shot with either a 35mm f/1.2 or a 50mm f/2, though I did try to stop down when I could for maximum sharpness.
Without further ado, enjoy the shots!