First Holga Roll. Ilford Delta 100 in Rodinal

[anitasanger]

For nothing more than a point and shoot with little to no user control, I was impressed. Enjoy,


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[robklurfield]

nice work.

 

[anitasanger]

thank you.

 

[robklurfield]

the softness on the edges works just right with these compositions.

 

[anitasanger]

Yes I agree, I think it would be rather compelling with portrait work also. I plan on doing it when I get some more 120 in. Right now I've modified a 35mm tri x roll in it for whole negative exposure. The only nightmare is counting clicks. ugh.

 

[f16sunshine]

I like best the last one. Try some color films. Definitely more interesting. The lens has some quirks that really show up best in color.
Cheers

 

[anitasanger]

Yeah I need to. I just prefer developing my own. 😉

 

[Dana B.]

I've had some good luck with my Holga, using Tri-X. I've heard that color is better, too. I'm just not much of a color fan.

 

[Dana B.]

A Holga S shot, using Tri-X.

 

[Dana B.]

A few more Holgas. I can't figure out how to post pics like the ones above, other than to use attachments.

 

[Dana B.]

With the Holga, you never know what you're going to get.

 

[anitasanger]

Awesome photos everyone! Holgas really are a lot
Of fun.