Yet Another Holga Virgin Roll

[szelee]

My first attempt shooting around Bugis with Holga 120 CFN,using Fujicolor Pro 160S. C & C welcomed.

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[justinlau92]

Nice shots, sharp indeed... Like the banana shot, haha.

[sloth]

Very sharp for a Holga! Nice shots

[szelee]

Gee, thanks, justin. Thanks, sloth. Didn't expect to get compliments so fast :P

[Bee Hedge]

You must be enjoying your Holga

[sheree]

great shots for a first roll!

[szelee]

Originally Posted by Bee Hedge You must be enjoying your Holga

Ah... thegaleria. Have been following your holga model series on your blog. Very very inspiring, especially the one on Lais.

In fact, admiring your series is of the main reasons that motivated me to get started on this lomography thing. Hoping to shoot B&W soon. Any pointers ?

[Bee Hedge]

B&W generally looks very nice and unique with Holga. However, it'll be good if you can process the films yourself. Due to the technical constraints of a Holga, sometimes you need to pull or push a film. Generally, I use the Kodak TRI-X or the Ilford HP5 for this purpose.

Originally Posted by szelee Ah... thegaleria. Have been following your holga model series on your blog. Very very inspiring, especially the one on Lais. In fact, admiring your series is of the main reasons that motivated me to get started on this lomography thing. Hoping to shoot B&W soon. Any pointers ?

[szelee]

Originally Posted by Bee Hedge B&W generally looks very nice and unique with Holga. However, it'll be good if you can process the films yourself. Due to the technical constraints of a Holga, sometimes you need to pull or push a film. Generally, I use the Kodak TRI-X or the Ilford HP5 for this purpose.

- Process the films myself.... sounds leceh :P
- "pull pr push a film" : you mean during shooting (whatever that means) or during film processing?

Will try out the film u recommend..thanks!

[Bee Hedge]

Well, that's the best way to bring out the best in B/W film.

Originally Posted by szelee - Process the films myself.... sounds leceh :P

Processing. Meaning you shoot the film not at its rated ISO.

Originally Posted by szelee - "pull pr push a film" : you mean during shooting (whatever that means) or during film processing?

[Qinnie]

haha... Your double exposure turned out v well... Nice!