some Holga shots (b&w)

[seenew]

Here are some of my final prints for my b&w photo class this quarter. We were forced to use a Holga most of the time, so I just embraced it, while most of the class hated it. I even bought the shirt, haha. (http://seenew.net/holgaShirt.jpg)

1
http://www.seenew.net/holgas/allTheVowelsLeftOut.jpg

2
http://www.seenew.net/holgas/euclideanFugitive.jpg

3
http://www.seenew.net/holgas/familyPortraitInTheStudio.jpg

4
http://www.seenew.net/holgas/incubation.jpg

5
http://www.seenew.net/holgas/lastChance.jpg

6
http://www.seenew.net/holgas/metamedusa.jpg

7
http://www.seenew.net/holgas/ofTheDead.jpg

8
http://www.seenew.net/holgas/reliquian.jpg

9
http://www.seenew.net/holgas/revolverGirl.jpg

10
http://www.seenew.net/holgas/thePatriot.jpg

[Kamera RAWr]

Very nice and interesting shots. I especially like 1, 5, 6, and 9. They just appeal to me for some reason. Often enjoy seeing your pics posted on threads :) . Hope I can get that creative someday :D

[furious]

Yep! I am getting a Holga for use over the 6 week break from Uni.

What film were you using?

Love the shots BTW.

[seenew]

What film were you using?

Love the shots BTW.

Just Kodak T-Max 400. 400 is the best speed for general Holga use, I've come to realize. You can use 100 if it's the middle of the day and sunny outside, but other than that, most situations you'll need at least 400, since it shoots at about 1/100 at f/8.

Thanks guys!

[furious]

Just Kodak T-Max 400. 400 is the best speed for general Holga use, I've come to realize. You can use 100 if it's the middle of the day and sunny outside, but other than that, most situations you'll need at least 400, since it shoots at about 1/100 at f/8.

Thanks guys!


Thank you.

[seenew]

you're welcome.

Here's some contact sheets, if you're interested in seeing what I didn't print.
http://seenew.net/holgaContacts/