I recently decided to browse the contents of an external hard drive I have not used in over five years. It was like opening a time capsule of sorts. I came across not only a lot of photographs but also miscellaneous documents that are completely useless now but reflect my life at a very important proverbial crossroads. Right now I just wanted to share a set of images taken with a Holga and medium format (120) Ilford film. If they look strange is because a) they were taken with a Holga, and b) I never actually got prints, I just had the film developed and scanned the negatives. What you are looking at is the positive of the negatives, if that makes sense. They have an ethereal, old-world quality to them that I love. They won’t win any photography competition or award, but I love them. After looking at these scans, I realized that my Holga had a really bad light leak, I should have duct-taped it fixed!
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| House of Parliament, London, England |
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| I’m relatively sure this is Westminster Abbey, London, England |
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| A restaurant on the Amalfi Coast, Italy |
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| Restaurant somewhere on the Amalfi Coast, Italy |
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| View of Positano(?), on the Amalfi Coast, Italy |
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| Ruined castle in Casertavecchia, Italy |
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Paula
Hello June!
now that’s a true time capsule. Very moody. The last to photos with the water and the bridge could as well date back to 1910. 🙂
1 year ago I started to take photos with a medium format camera. One of the best hobbies I have picked up ever. 35mm comes first.
best, Paula