Seeing the world through my viewfinder.
[Taken 12 June 2010 | modified Holga 120N | f/cloudy (~f/8) | ISO 100]
Seen during the Waterville Community Garage Sale, 12 June 2010.
Although it’s not visible in this photo, the annoying light leak made a reappearance in many of the frames I shot. Light leaks are not one of the aspects of Holgas (and toy cameras in general) that I find endearing, so I’ve ordered some gaffers’ tape to seal the seams for my next roll.
[Taken 12 June 2010 | Apple iPhone 3G | processed with PS Mobile and Tilt Shift Generator]
Seen in Waterville OH during the community garage sale.
[Taken 17 June 2010 | 1/1250 sec at f/6.3 | ISO 200 | 200mm]
More from last week’s trip to Wildwood with Mom.
I might have to start taking evening photo trips out there on my own during the week — while flower photography isn’t exactly cutting-edge, it would help me improve my composition skills.
[Taken 17 June 2010 | 1/2000 sec at f/6.0 | ISO 200 | 125mm]
Mom and I went to Wildwood Metropark for a photo walk this afternoon, and spent a goodly amount of time in the flower garden.
For 10¢ each, I got three rolls of expired slide film and two rolls of (assumedly expired) print film. Looking forward to experimenting with these in my Lomo LC-A, Blackbird Fly, and maybe my Holga or my Olympus XA.
Other finds from today’s trip to the Waterville Community Garage Sale included a Pat Paulsen LP, an LP of steel drums from St. Lucia in 1977, a copy of Sid Meier’s Gettysburg!, and a tank top. Not the most awesome yield from an afternoon of garage sales, but the best we’ve had in a while.