Today some celebrate Love. Or at least what society implies love is. Others celebrate Wine today. Well, I love wine. :) I also love to love. In fact, if I have a choice, speaking generally, I would prefer

Bridge of the Gods on Film. Holga 120. Orange filter.

The world is documented these days in ways that would be unthinkable even 20 years ago. Everyone has access to a camera,

I've been posting pictures recently that I've taken with a plastic Holga lens on my Canon DSLR. I shared some with my daughter, who owns a Holga film camera, and she said she "liked the one of the

A little late for #TreeTuesday, the tag created by @old-guy-photos, because the program I normally post with wouldn't upload my photos despite a restart and a server change. But, better late than never,

Camera Shadow • Shadow Photo A Holga waiting for its moment in the sun. This was an unused image from my shoot for Camera Crossing. Blueish Shadow I photographed the Holga with my Canon 5D camera and 70-200

Camera Crossing • Monomad I photographed my medium format Holga and added a little Photoshop trickery into the mix. This camera is a great toy and fun if you like to shoot and develop film. I haven't used

Hier ein paar Auszüge aus meiner Holga. Sie hat wohl keine Höchstleistungen vollbracht, aber im Bereich der Lomography macht die Kamera gute Arbeit. Bild 1 - Kodak Portra 400 Bild 2 - Kodak Portra 400

An abandoned old building, called the Greek School in Ahtopol, Bulgaria, on a cliff at the shores of Black Sea. I think it is turned or about to be turned into a museum. You can feel the energy and the

Digital photography is very useful, but there is no such magic as analog photography and all other alternative photo processes. I usually used Holga WPC 120 but you can use your imagination to make by

New Zealand Winter Garden in Auckland Domain. Shot on Holga, Fujifilm 120 Slidefilm, cross processed C-41

Holga 120GN and Fomapan 400 again - semi stand processed in Rodinal the whole 6 frames from this roll in the post

Choosing to shoot 35mm film on a Holga 120mm toy camera, the results, while unpredictable are made never the less interesting. Take this image of my friend Hepzibah , I don't think I could ever re-create

when i was a kid, my dad always took me with him to fishing. it was old school childhood - no internet, smartphones and Super Nintendo consoles. i loved fishing but sometimes during many hours of sitting

holga film camera and Kodak TMX400 more ansalog

host @brumest more info about this contest taken in Jerusalem during rainy day Holga 120GN plastic film camera Fomapan 400 film processed semi-stand in Rodinal more with Holga film camera

I have some distinct photos in my hard drive that have been collecting digital dust for a few years now. I feel now it's time for me to reveal the photos here. Here are the pictures taken below: These

Let's play Lomo Setup PENTAX MX. 1:8/60mm Holga plastic lens. Agfaphoto Vista Plus 400. Sekonic Twinmate light meter. No way to make build in lightmeter work with this lens, so I used the Sekonic. With

Medium format film photography - Holga plastic camera iii multi exposures taken with Holga plastic $40 film camera loaded with Fomapan 400 film developed in Rodinal using semi-stand process my previous

Medium format film photography - Holga plastic camera ii time to take this camera with me again. my previous post about - more analogue Black and White photography -