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By: daniel grant
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Photographer	daniel grant {Karma:155}
Project	#34 The Toy Camera II	Camera Model	holga
Categories	Architecture Travel From The Field	Film Format
Portfolio	travel architecture	Lens	plaz
Uploaded	9/29/2003	Film / Memory Type	400asa
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	486	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	4	Rating	5.70 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - vatican city State - ROME Country - Italy
About	vatican city with a light leak in the holga

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zosia zija {K:11106} 10/20/2003

super!

daniel grant {K:155} 9/29/2003

beth + andreas, thanks for the comments. as for the holga...i am addicted...its a nice refreshing approach to photography, very liberating. although there are no guarantees of what is going to come out...sometimes there are problems with the tightness of the film roll as it advances, and when the film back opens and light exposes the loose roll, this image is the result. 75% of these types of conditions make the film worthless, but those 25% are very worthwhile...
daniel

Andreas Wolkerstorfer {K:5090} 9/29/2003

kodak film and the number 6: light came through the filmwinder window and through the paper that covers the film. had this effect once at the last picture of the film when light catched the film on unloading it. And isnt there a kind of double exposure? Interesting ...

Beth Callahan {K:966} 9/29/2003

Very Interesting. I like it's abstractness. How did you like using the Holga?

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