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This is one of my first pics. That I took plus I really love the the light and shadow interplay. Any comments?
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its well sharp wich is cool to see and im loving the contrast
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While I don't think it's my best pic, it's one that I am very happy with. I developed the film at home, and most of the shots were very underexposed. I also screwed up the development of another roll I took in the same nice so it was a nice achievement.
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how do you poste photos up like that?
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This one from 2007:
I saw the evening sky outside my office window and ran out with the Holga. The tree looked like it make a good sillouette against the sky and somehow I managed to line it up, miss the big fence below it and not blur the picture. I only found out what I had taken 7 months later when I bought a new scanner and started going though my negs.
This is why I love the Holga.
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It's not my best picture techinically but I think it's funny and kind of sentimental. It's got some dust on it but that's from the scanner or the neg because it doesn't show on the lab prints. I like the way the vignette frames the subjects and that the camera has focused sharply on my grandparents actually I'm just impressed that it focuses on anything at all. Although they look posed they actually aren't, any photos I take are always in stealth mode so I never have time to frame the picture or anything like that. I guess I'm "lomo" and all that crap but not on purpose.
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My best pic because it's completely unexpetted...
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this is my best holga pik so far well fave because the colours are nice and i love this bridge farm1.static.flickr.com/147/358451099_dc68c2eac3_m.jpg
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yay thats the one haha
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All I have are LE Holga frames (for now) so here's one of my faves - stood here for 10 minutes while the surf came precariously close to taking me and the tripod out to sea.
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I've walked by and photographed this scene dozens of time with different cameras and always came up empty handed. So this time (much to the amusement of mrs. joe), I just could feel the right combination of camera, film, and filter was in place. So now, i'm happy....
weeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
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That's really nice, paddyjoe.
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From my first attempt at night shooting with the Holga. This is the worst scan that has ever been made in the history of mankind, to boot.
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Not been using Holga for long but love it. I took this on the London Underground a couple of months ago, I'm moving there in Feb and can't wait for all the Holga possibilities in the city !
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My first Holga film.
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After a test roll to make sure the camera was working, this was one of my first shots. I really like how it abstracts the world.
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This is the second Holga shot I ever took. I've only had the camera for a few weeks now and have processed only one roll. This one made me want to take more.
The vinette and the soft focus hooked me.
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I like how the clouds look almost fake in this one...one of my first Holga photos. I also like what the cross-processing did to the colors.
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My first roll. fortune is fickle;)
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First roll, this one makes me smile. Thought I didn't advance properly but then saw it was part of the machine.
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There's just something about this shot that I love, although I can't put my finger on it
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because the x-pro seemed to work nicely and it was a bit of a surprise the way it turned out
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I really like this one:
the bride almost looks a little lost. i kinda thought i captured a moment.
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This one:
This was from my 2nd roll of film. When I went back to the camera shop, where I had it processed, the guy tried to sell me a holga by showing me my own photo. Weird day.
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This is another one that I like.
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Old School Joust Game in Ultra Saturation
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.gregor. [deleted] says:
holgaroid, type 88 film:
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I quite like this new one that arrived from the lab yesterday.
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Definitely my best sprocket hole shot:
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My favourite because of the angles, the light, the rope, the boy... everything.
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My most spontaneous shot. I was completely unprepared and i shot blindly with my arms stretched above bushes.
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Great thread.
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The first pic I took of my fave band's member with my Holga. I love the colors.
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The big surprise from my Holga's 1rst roll
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This is my current favorite. I love the reflections and complexity of this city view.
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Of course my best picture is the one that'll make tomorow, but I like this one a lot.
Sorrry I post medium size but small size does not give any results.
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I've only had one film developed so far but I think I'm most pleased with this one out of all of them. Still learning as I go along, really.
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Currently, this is my favorite of mine:
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Both the first film i took at night and also the first X-pro on my holga. I love how the cars made that big white burn-hole down the center, the vignetting and the colour of the sky.
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Dont know if its my best but I like this one just because I could only have done it with a holga ...
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I don't really have a single favorite image but I like this one a lot. The Radir racing slick and the old pinstriped welding helmet represents the old school hot rod garage I was photographing that day. The helmet is cool because it was the guy's father's helmet when he was younger.
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Fabulous thread - I hadn't come across it before. So many inspiring photos here of what a Holga is capable of when all the sweet elements come together.
I haven't taken many Holga shots yet, but so far this one is my favourite:
I like it because it turned a scene I've photographed with much frustration over and over again into a fairyscape.
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My favorite:
The original print is square, but my scanner chopped some of it off. Anyway, it's my favorite because it was taken in Japan, my favorite country, during a great vacation to see my fiance who is stationed there. I love stairs, and I thought these were so great in their weird setting (in a parking lot in an alley way), and also because they seemingly lead to nowhere. This was the first Holga print I ever did in the darkroom, as well, so it has sentimental value.
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I keep going back to this one. It is very ambiguous and allows you to create your own idea of what the photo is about.
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this is my favorite because it came out from my first ever roll shooted with my holga.
I was going to the car after a session of shots. I have the last shot to do to complete the roll. I saw that bike parked in the front of my car. I put my holga on the ground and click the button, et voilà:
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A happy accident in new york
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This has always been one of my favorites...
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I just like the saturated colours and gesture
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my current fave =)
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From my second roll of film
I like the colors & it seems like the end of the world or something.
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My favorite recently because it has a great and accidental sense of motion and time. :)
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My favorite one changes from time to time but at the moment it is this one.
"You Can See San Francisco From Here" by Dave Dunne
I like this one because of the strange border caused by going with no mask. Also, I am addicted to taking photos of viewing scopes.
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This was from my first day of using my holga. It is my most popular picture so far in terms of comments and faves and I think it is a sweet photo.
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this is a the (my 1st) roll that came with the holga cfn starter kit, didn't realy expect to show up like this i just shot the area and turned the camera in different positions and shot it again & again & again w/out winding it...
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My first holga film:
I used the 6x4.5 mask and i shot 6x6... :)
Fuji velvia 100f, cross processed.
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I think this is a personal favorite for me as it was taken out of the bedroom window of my new studio/apartment. I also like the curvature of the lines running throughout.
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It's hard for me to pick a favorite, but this one might be it so far.
edit: Oops, forgot to mention why it's my favorite. This one because a) the double-exposure was entirely accidental, and it lined up in a way I found pleasing, what with the neon floating in air and the strangeness of the dragon dancers after the overlap, and b) even though I'm becoming dissatisfied with the way Fuji Provia cross-processes, it worked out well on this one because of the colors involved.
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I liked this shot because it was pretty accidental, I basically put the Holga on the group setting, pointed it to the corn, and bam. :)
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this shot was on first role of long expos [agfa rsx II xprod] i love it cos everything that could of gone right went right, the guy didnt move, the bin i proped iton didnt wobble i guesed the time pretty well. ^_^ so yer pretty happy
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ps there are some AWESOME shots up here!!!!
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My first color film, and my second ever film:
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not my best but one of my current favorite
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shot just 3 rolls so far, but this i think is my fave...
...because: for some reason I love that building, Battersea powerstation. I love derelict buildings, and maybe this is the most famous in London. It's iconic. Oh, and because I got a bit lost roaming the area trying to find a decent place to get a shot. Eventually got this one, taken from Chelsea bridge. I really like those lightleaks too.
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Hard to choose, but I'll go for this one:
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While technically it could be better (after all it is a Holga), I really like the mood of this photograph.
(The hand in the right belongs to a man that was saying, "Hey! No pictures in here!")
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Tilt-shift. I can't figure out how to replicate it.
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I believe my best pic is yet to come, and that it also will be replaced by another later on, and so on and so forth..
But here's my own fave so far. I like it because it's got a cool vintage feel to it.
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Lots of fantastic photos in this thread!
Here's my current favourite. It's not perfect technically, but I love the mood and the cat's look.
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I love how the wheel just really stands out from everything else in the frame.
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I <3 this pic... it was my first try with the holga and I didnt think it would come out the way it did. sigh.... sunsets are beautiful
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When I got the holga, this is the style and look I was looking for. Parts in clear and crisp and a bit softness in the rest of the shot. On top of that, it is a shot of my companion in elements that suit us both.
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I have quite a few favorites (ha, i am so greedy) but I like this one most:
The painful feeling is soo strong.
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This is one of my favorites.
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I am a total holga newbie, but after three rolls of film, I think this is my best. the orange puminks are fab and the whole thing has a nice vintage-y look. Looking forward to more experimentation....
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I love this pic
www.flickr.com/photos/radicaltommy/1485531560/
shoes
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Super hard to pic a best but here is one of my best.
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From my First Roll when i got my 1st holga a CFN , and i was trying to do what i have read squarefrog's Websites on diff Exposures, Just Clicked it with different camera angle even forgot howmany shots i took already and it was nice...
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My favorite -- image turned out like imagined...
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This is still one of my favourites:
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its just the spooky factor why its currently my fav
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This is from my most recent holga roll and its my favorite.
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I've only finished one roll from the Holga, but this is my best so far:
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I hope this works. heh. this must be my best, so far. from my second roll ever shot.
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this is from my 3rd roll, fujichrome velvia 100. i quite like this film for cross-processing but also trying out a few others soon. it was hard choosing between this and another but i guess i like this one more because it has a bit of this abstract feel to it and somewhat minimalistic.
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very dreamy
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