I love the Holga for very similar reasons. I certainly haven’t had as much practice with it as you, but I must say that these unplanned results are breathtaking.
I can see why these images are “failures” to you as this mistake of advancing too far or not far enough has happened to me a lot, but to me these are beautifully executed “accidental”diptychs.
I like my Holga and your results. That is film photography for me (at least if you use camera like these). The results can sometimes be surprising and inspiring!
I adore my Holgas but don't use them enough. Last year I experimented with adding masks and with the stereo Holga with some positive results.
Not sure about failures.... I think you got something beautiful here....
Haha yeah, I agree. They were good enough to share. :)
Damn right!
I love the Holga for very similar reasons. I certainly haven’t had as much practice with it as you, but I must say that these unplanned results are breathtaking.
I can see why these images are “failures” to you as this mistake of advancing too far or not far enough has happened to me a lot, but to me these are beautifully executed “accidental”diptychs.
I felt they were good enough to post about! Haha
Beautiful photos there. The camera seems like real fun to use once you figure it out (or not).
Thank you!
These are stunning, I think they work perfectly how they were exposed. An additional element of interest and movement
Thank you Georgia :)
I think it's the first time I see you speaking of equipment or your process. I enjoyed it!
Haha yeah! I don’t like to talk about it much. But sometimes it feels appropriate. Thank you!
I like my Holga and your results. That is film photography for me (at least if you use camera like these). The results can sometimes be surprising and inspiring!
Que lindos "erros"!