1/12/10

hello miss holga.




after seeing so many lovely + weird holga pictures taken by fellow bloggers, i asked for my own little holga for christmas. my first roll of film was a complete bust, but the second roll from vancouver fared a bit better. those double exposures were complete accidents, but i kind of love them. miss holga, i look forward to getting to know you better.

(and if anyone wants to toss any tips + tricks my way, i'd be delighted to hear them! what a finicky little girl she is!)

ps. that's vancouver central library in the first shot. isn't it just beautiful??

18 comments:

  1. very cool, keep 'em comin'! :)

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  2. 1. the one we took after baking cookies is hilarious! but still very holga-esq. i love it.

    2.picture #2? amazing. my absolute favourite. good job!

    3.the last photo? please get that baby framed. jan, it is SO good!

    can't wait for the next roll!
    bring it on thursday/friday!
    s.

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  3. Holgas are tricky little monsters, aren't they? My first roll was a complete bust, too. I'm still getting a hang for my Holga Olga. (That's her name. Olga Oksana.)

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  4. next time run into traffic.

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  5. Your photos are gorgeous, and that last one of the library is amazing amazing amazing!

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  6. I have like 3 rolls of holga film I have to get developed. and seeing how yours turned out I am no anxious.

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  7. Gorgeous!!! I think they've turned out so well!! I especially love your face peeking out at us from the books :)

    Can't wait to see more!

    xx

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  8. I love that picture of the footsteps in the snow

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  9. If I hadn't already spent money on my Black Devil I would soooo have purchased a Holga. I'm dying for one!
    I have heard they can be a bit tricky though.
    That last photo is incredible. As is the one of the snow.

    And if you ever get the opportunity to work in a darkroom you should totally take it! It's amazing.

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  10. these are lovely! i'm still getting used to my diana too! hoping my second roll turns out half as nice as these :)

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  11. i love the photos! I saw a holga for sale at Urban Outfitters! that's where my brandon got my Diana f+ dreamer. I've yet to develope that film.

    thanks again for commenting on my blog! You're mint!

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  12. Oh, wow, I love that! I'm so embarrassed to admit I didn't even know about this Holga thing. Wow. This is why internet is cool. One finds out about stuff like this. Although now that I see the pictures I'm like, oh, so THIS is how they do it... I see. Can't wait to see more from you and this Holga!

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  13. They turned out great! I especially love the last one.

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  14. i love love love my diana dreamer and the gritty pictures that she gives me!! lomography is the best. :)

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  15. im so tempted to buy one because of awesome turnouts like this, but im such a scaredy tart. i seriously need to sort that out and join the cool crowd! i love them pictures!

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  16. ah, i meant to comment on these when i first saw them!

    girl, canadians are more than welcome at any beatles rock band/ping-pong/pool table/apples to apples/wii party that i host! you'd probably be an honored guest. dibs on the microphone or drums or apple cards or whatever. :)

    holgas: mmmmm. for about a year now, i've wanted a holga camera. i love the vintage/supersaturated/vignetted/cross-processed effect! did you just take these to get them developed or did you do it yourself? either way, i'm excited to see more pictures from that little miss holga.

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thanks so much for writing! i love hearing from you!

xo