Holgarama…
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One of the things I like about shooting with Holgas, is that they are very versatile cameras, in that you can do a lot of things with them with any special attachment or anything like that.
Case in point, panoramas, or as Holga photorgraphers call them “Holgaramas”
These are just two frame ones, but I have done and seen others that go as far as four frames.I’d love to hear what you think about this one.
Brian did you cut/crop these and then overlay them in printing/post or did you just wind the film partially? I have thought about doing these, but since I don’t have film chems to develop at home, I’d hate to waste so much money of film processing and have it not come out.
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http://instagram.com/chad_simcox InstagramThat’s cool Brian..
I really dig what you do with the Holga’s – it’s a very different look from the digital stuff.
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Chad, yes I wound it partially, 17 clicks or so..
Thanks David.
Thanks for commenting, it can be frustrating, as I am sure you know to not have any comments..Brian
Here’s another….
That’s better again..
Hard to put a finger on it exactly, but dark water vs. the snow is what stands out..I think it might be time to visit the Holga shop in Sydney.. 😎
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A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.
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