Looking Back Part 2

Ever since I got the Hipstamatic app for my iPhone I stopped using my Holga 120N camera because the app has filters that produce images with almost the same look as the Holga. Recently I discovered an undeveloped roll of film I left inside the camera. I must admit the images are still different from the Hipstamatic app. It has its own subtle charm that the iPhone app cannot reproduce. Film: Fuji Neopan 400 developed with HC 110 dilution B

10th Ave.

Boat Yard

A Forgotten Cup

Old Window

High Line Park

Dessert

Holga 120N, Neopan 400

Queens County Farm Pow wow-Part 2

Camera: Holga 120N, Film: Fuji Neopan Acros 100

Queens County Farm Pow wow-Part 1

Last Saturday, I spent the day at the Queens County Farm Museum. They had the 31st Annual Thunderbird American Indian Mid-Summer Pow Wow, a three day event, participated by over 40 Native American nations.

I brought my Canon P rangefinder and Holga 120N with me.
I had photographed many Pow wows before using a SLR or DSLR with long zoom lenses. I usually concentrate on the dancers as they perform but this time I photographed the participants as they interact with their families and guests on the sidelines.

I will post images from the event as I finish scanning them.

My First Holga

Couldn't resist all the hoopla about Holga cameras, so I finally manage to get one without the inflated price. These shots are from the first roll, a Neopan Acros 100. The lens wasn't bad at all, a lot sharper than I expected. I think I will have fun with this camera. I already pimped the camera body with fun and funky stickers!


Picnic Table


Mr. Bunny


Old Wheel


Lawn Chairs


Out House