[patch17]

the holga never ceases to amaze me.

was on a day trip north of town one and took the holga along. all shot on ilford hp5 plus and developed with rodinal...

agricultural college, bindoon Western Australia


grotto at the college


i then stuck a wide angle attachment to the lens and here's what i got...

looking up


subiaco train station

[Don Schaeffer]

These are neat. Where did you get the fisheye Holga?

[patch17]

These are neat. Where did you get the fisheye Holga?

thanks don.

i basically screwed a 46mm filter onto the lens of my holga. then i got one of those wide angle attachments for video cameras and just screwed that on the ring. ergo... wide angle view.

here's what it looks like..

filter ring


with the wide angle attachment

[wulinka]

I understand why people like this camera, it seems to be a jewel really.
Uli

[adam]

wow great
Really good to see pics from you again Patrick.

Love the look if the photos, especially the one of Subi train station!

[matthew]

There's something about Holgas that makes for fascinating images with their own unique standards for success. They look so much more authentic than Lensbaby photographs or anything else from digital capture.

Of this set I would pick the first as my favourite, but I've always been a fan of architectural images.

[Kombisaurus]

Fantastic Patch! Those shots ooze character and charm.

[patch17]

thanks guys.

these cameras are just great! i carry one around in my gear bag all the time.

[Wedding Shooter]

I also love the first shot.

[patch17]

thanks wedding shooter.

my favorite is the grotto. it's typical holga, sharp centre, blurry allround... magic!