Shot I took on my Holga during the last G&B style shoot.
light leaks galore.
January 24th with 11 notes | reblog
Double exposure shot with my Holga with 120mm lomography 400 speed film.
January 22nd with 3 notes | reblog
Lesson of the day:
NEVER LET SOMEONE ELSE SCAN YOUR NEGATIVES. ESPECIALLY SOMEONE FROM A GHETTO FILM DEVELOPING PLACE.
And when there is obviously a panorama/elongated multiple exposure, they shouldn’t crop out the middle part.
I mean, I know it’s Holga. And I think they had to cross-process the film, but I’m pretty sure (from past scanning experiences) this is what happens when you don’t spend time scanning/cropping the negs properly. And I know a few of the negs are really dense, but THEY AREN’T NOISY LIKE THIS. And the color? The two that came out have normal (as far has Holga goes) coloring. I’m tempted to go back and ask for a refund and/or to have them let me scan them myself.
On another note… I think I may possibly have come up with an idea I really like for my senior exhibition next year. I’ve got until April, but it’s nice to start getting ideas brewing in my head. I want to be super happy with what I do.
July 29th with 3 notes | reblog
Here are all my final images printed out and ready for critique! Sorry for the phone photo.
May 3rd with 6 notes | reblog
i love experimenting and i love holgas and i love jess. no photoshop, y’all. well, except to touch up the negative.
(deleted the other post because i like this one better and didn’t want to completely flood your dash with these)
May 2nd with 10 notes | reblog
Currently scanning in negatives in the digital darkroom for my final project for ARTS 361. For this, I had Jessica do her thang and dance around while I snapped lots of photos on my Holga. I had my lights set up and synced to it, with makeshift ghetto gels. Here’s the second image I’ve scanned! Unfortunately, Holgas are anything but accurate, so what you see in the view finder isn’t really what you get. Aka the white wall to the side of the black backdrop. OH WELL!
I’ll probably be posting another couple of these as I’ll be scanning and working on them for a while.
May 2nd with 10 notes | reblog
Just got 4 rolls of film developed from my vacation in Cedar Key, Florida with some of my favorite people. Unfortunately, Ritz doesn’t scan 120mm, so I’m slowly but surely scanning it in in the digital darkroom at McMaster.
And can you guess what else I’ll be doing? Posting lots of them on tumblr.
Starting…. now!
March 12th with 7 notes | reblog
