Bought myself a new Holga – this one is army green, so now I get about the neighbourhood with a hot pink Holga on one shoulder and a green one on the other! Quite a sight!!
First images out of the new Holga – some shots and some double exposure experiments.
Not the best of shooting – forgot that I had black and white film loaded, so I’ll need to re-trace my footsteps to re-shoot the playground images, and didn’t realise how easily the ‘Bulb’ slider could be knocked – some over exposed stuff in the mix!!
Anyway – off and rolling, nice light leaks, great vignetting – love the uniqueness of each Holga – a happy photographer!!
As one of my assessment tasks for Alternative Presentation at the Centre for Creative Photography was to create a book from my favourite Holga double exposure images.
Taken in 5 states of Australia, these represent my favourites to date!
I hand bound a book to display them – fabulous course, great place to learn!!!
I love my Holga SO much that I bought a second one (this time ick green with a colour flash option – I’ll use that for a later post). Now I can cruise for clicks in colour on one Holga and B&W on the other!! Yippee.
New one is proving to be pretty solid – not much in the way of light leaks, but a lovely edge defocus and vignette!
Hope you enjoy these!
Last Sunday I took my Sprocket Rocket out to explore the Adelaide Night Markets on North Terrace. It was an unusually cool evening, so the usual crowds weren’t there, but the sunset was glorious and the photo opportunities for double exposed Sprocket Rocket images were great. Here are a few highlights!
Finally!!!!! Some success with my new Diana! What is it about her that is SO hard???
Three double exposures and a neat entry door in the Garden of Unearthly Delights (Finge Festival in Adelaide). Nice – but third film lucky!
Better go back to the manual and see what I am doing wrong!
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