Here are a few more Holga images created while making the previous Fine Art Friday post. Not bad for a cheap plastic film camera.
Camera: Holga 120S, Ilford HP5+ film.
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Main Street Photography Project
I carried two cameras with me in my last Fine Art Friday project. I was testing the new Holga 6X12 pinhole camera for the video, but I was also carrying my older Holga 6X6, shooting Ilford HP5+ in both cameras. If you watched the video, these images below are from that second roll of film I developed.
I have photographed Main Street in Lebanon before, but the Holga gives it a new perspective. The Holga, with its plastic body and lens creates unique imagery such as the vignetting in the corners. Light leaks are also common, and yet, they have become creative tools for the fine art photographer.
Camera: Holga 120S, Ilford HP5+ film.
It seems I am returning to more film photography. I’m not planning on selling any digital gear just yet! 
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Second Light
I had a nice client base in the horse and rider community back in South Bend, Indiana. My customer asked me to do a family portrait as well as senior photos for their soon-to-be high school graduate daughter. Everyone was into horses.
During my time on the farm, I grabbed a few shots of the kids in the ring working with one of the horses. I decided to shoot a roll of B&W film.
I owned horses when I was a teenager. I still love hanging around the horses.
Camera: Fuji 645i, Ilford HP5+ film.
August, 2002.
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