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how use holga with 35mm film

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Lomography World Congress - London

The Lomography World Congress London 2007
17 - 23 September

First and foremost, and without much ado:
This is your personal invitation to the 7th Lomography World Congress in London, United Kingdom, from the 17th to 23rd of September, 2007, and a call for you to be one of the creators of the greatest Lomographic exhibition of all times, to be on display just there - on the LomoWorldWall at Trafalgar Square in London.

AWESOME add for rare/hard to find film!

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mother, writing

another photo i shot on Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day...

F/250, 2 minute exposure, Ilford HP4 ASA 100 film.

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-=Diana's=- first exposures...

Shot 12 exposures but only 3 came out. Most of the shots were underexposed, shot inside a great, funky discount-supermarket in Pleasant Hill. Really disappointed they did not come out. But live and learn, right?

I am taking my first two rolls of 120, Fujichrome Velvia 100 that I shot on my Holga in for development tomorrow. Hmm, I should actually drive down to Dublin tonight and drop them off so they can develop them first thing in the morning. Otherwise it will be tomorrow afternoon before I even get there. Anxious to see how these come out.

I have been having an experience recently of being able to visualize Lomo-graphic images in my head while I am just out and about. One place I would love to do a documentary study with both hi-fi and lo-fi photography is supermarkets. The colors in these places, plus, the characters you find are just mind blowing. Have to find a way to become sneaky about getting these photos though. When I took the shots with the Diana last week it's pretty easy because no one gets freaked out by a big fancy camera.

Let's see, what else is there. Oh yeah, my Dualflex III arrived over the weekend. Now I have to create the attachment with which I will mount my DSLR to it so that I can shoot through the lens.

Oh and I shot another roll of 120 film (Ilford HP5 Plus ASA 400) in my Brownie Junior pinhole. Also figured out that I do not need to respool the film for 620 as I first thought I did. Took these shots outside on a cloudy day last week with very brief exposures (no longer than 2 seconds). So we will see if THESE come out...

Hope you are all well and enjoying life and creating images...