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LoFi Jollydaze… 1st Batch…
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Finally got my scans today from gentleman John in Gunn’s, and was
surprised to find that I actually managed to get something from each
of the three rolls I shot on the day…First of all, the mistakes…
…a few clicks more…
Ghost of Dracula and his blushing bride, or should I say bloodshot bride…
Ghost of Sinead queuing for a hotdog…
That really was Dracula-
didn’t register on the film at all…Are there more?
Well done Rob, nearly done now-
but you know what they say, the show isn’t over…Robbie?
Where are they?
The holga can really produce some interesting accidental shots
IMO.Nice set rob!
The first two could be lined up together to give 3 different views in 1
frame ish . . .Mick451 wrote:
Is there an ‘undo Holga’ button in photoshop?
I’ve got one on my shredder…
Thanks for the comments guys. It was a great fun day to be sure,
and the Holga is most definitely an experience not to be missed; that
shutter lever feels like switching on a dishwasher or something…C’mon now Mick, nothing to be fearful of. I think we’re all rather looking
forward to seeing your images from the day; after all, you were in an
entirely different location than the rest of us, so at least you won’t be
duplicating what the rest of us are posting…That’s the best description I’ve heard yet of a Holga Rob…like switching on a dishwasher :wink:
Off to check out the rest of your posts now.
It looks like barring a miracle I’ll be definitely the last to post..unless the people who process Micks refuse to give them back to him or something…
So she may start singing.
Mick451 wrote:
“refuse to give them back to him”
Oh man, I’m so hoping they have really strict quality control on what they let out.
With luck I may even get banned from using film again.Mick, will you stop?! Just show us the pictures and we can all have a good laugh at them, and you! :wink:
I like these Rob, the top right corner in the first picture is really lovely. Fine Art, so it is!
Well done…
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