These are some of my photos from my very first roll through my Holga 120CFN (and only my second 120 roll up to that point) in the beginning of 2015.
I accidentally sat the frame counter to 16 frames, while using the square crop frame (which would give only 12 frames),
so each frame overlapped the one before some.
This didn't mather much, but I decided to keep this "sectioned double exposure" in one of the photos.
I accidentally sat the frame counter to 16 frames, while using the square crop frame (which would give only 12 frames),
so each frame overlapped the one before some.
This didn't mather much, but I decided to keep this "sectioned double exposure" in one of the photos.
These are not, great photos, but they do have a certian aestethic and a special ambiance to them.
Shot on Ilford HP5+, scanned with a dSLR (Pentax K7) and processed in Lightroom
"The Halloween Tree"
(Slightly out of focus [focusing with the Holga is a bit "guess and miss"], but I don't mind it!)
(Slightly out of focus [focusing with the Holga is a bit "guess and miss"], but I don't mind it!)
"Weathered industry"
"The walled path"
In this frame I kept the overlap from the previous frame ("Weathhered factory"), it made it a bit more interesting.
"Brick wall"
"The Black Loner"
"Chimney"
"Carcass"
I like this one, not because it's a especially good photo, but because it has a bit dreamy (nightmarish?) feel to it.