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The day when we had the big moon. I did this long exposure out of the window for about three hours. Filter was yellow I think, the whole picture looks like it's taken with Provia.
encouraged by the results of the previous roll and by the fact that the fog is still there, I loaded my Minolta 24 Rapid again with the Solaris 100, I decided to use an aperture to f8 and an exposure time of 10 seconds (approx.) obviously with this setting it's impossible to think to take sharp images by free hands so I used a tripod.
Multiple exposures or MX is one of the main highlights of Lomography. It's fun, creative and often ends up with amazing results. But it's not just all about pressing your shutter more than once. This guide is filled with guidelines to help you get that perfect MX shot.
Why this is my favorite lomograph? Because when I shot this I do that "Don't Think Just Shoot" Action! He was posing for somebody else then I just shot him with my LC-A+ then BOOM!
More details on handmade color processing here: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2010/10/02/handmade-color-processing ... More details on macro shots taken with a Holga here: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2009/05/21/macro-focusing-frame-for-holga ... More details on how to modify your Holga aperture here: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2009/07/23/lovely-holga
We all need to somehow scan our photos. This will be a comprehensive guide to scanning - From scanners for every budget to having alternatives to traditional scanning.
The Holga 135 is the little brother (or sister) of the great classic and legendary Holga. The Holga 135 is a small plastic camera for 35mm films. This is the first big difference to the classic Holga. Another difference is, that the Holga 135mm is, of course, a bit smaller. But one thing is still the same, the plastic lens. You get really soft and dreamy pictures with this camera on a 35mm film, so you don't have to modify your old Holga.
