These were taken in Southern Cross railway station in Melbourne – double exposed with the Holga 120N and lomography colour negative 100 ISO film.
After scanning them into my computer I had a go at desaturating them …
Continuing to experiment with double exposing the Holga 120N. This time I used expired (1990) Portra slide film and had it cross processed. Very interesting range of effects!!
My sister and I had a short holiday in Normanville. I took the Holga 120N out loaded with black and white film – to see how double exposing would work. Bingo! Some interesting effects!
My sister and I had a ‘get-away’ in Normanville late last week. A glorious seaside township, Normanville sports a magnificent beach, a jetty, holiday and permanent homes and a small retail area.
We spent quite a bit of time walking on the beach and chasing sunsets.
One film of 12 x Holga 120N double exposed images – all pretty good – that’s a marvellous ‘hit rate’!!
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Extra Footy funWalk throughs – ghosts!Walk throughs – ghosts!Walk throughs – ghosts!Walk throughs – ghosts!Veale Gardens double!!Walk throughs – ghosts!
Sprocket Rocket took a few trips out this week – to the beautiful Veale Gardens, to the Adelaide Crows football game and to the Adelaide Markets where i did extended exposures as people walked through my frames (looking for ghosts!)
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