Testing my new Holga Jack Edition
First try with my Holga White Stripes Edition in Paris, in a café near Hotel de Ville, then by the Seine river for an apero in the sun.
Taken by sweetyyydreams with a Holga 120 CFN (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Lomography Lady Grey B&W 400 film in paris, France. These tags describe this photo: france, paris, quai, de, seine, river, fleuve, apéro, vin, wine, diner, dinner, pavé, café, coffee, friend, amie, la, sardina, cubic, portrait, amies, rue, street, boat, bateau, people, gens, b&w, n&b, cn400, holga, soleil, sun, sunset, and dusk. Date: 2012-05-14. Time: Dusk. This photo can also be found in the album Holga #1 - Café and apéro by the Seine river.
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