I was expecting everything to be a pile of poo, bearing in mind I haven't used a film camera for over 25 years. I did on occasions forgot to wind the film on, I also took a snap or two with the lens cap still on, I know that sounds ridiculous but when you look through the lens of a digital you can't see anything if the cap is on but anyhow, it would seem that I have 24 photos out of the two rolls of 120, black and white and square format film, that all seem to be on the whole pretty much ok, so I thought I would share them with you.
I was going to only put the ones I liked the best on here but I have now changed my mind and decided to put on the whole lot from start to finish. I have learnt a lot from this little camera, must get horizon straight all the time being one of them.
First three images were where I forgot to wined the film on.
This one was taken with the fisheye lens and flash.
Sunset on the beach.
Gwithian Bay
Next shot taken by Jake and I love it.
Another indoor flash shot, Jake liked Auntie Ruth's new chair.
Fisheye lens.
Purpose double exposure. First I took a picture of Jake sitting on the rock, then I took a second shot of the sea and beach.
Fisheye lens, I think Jake looks great in this one.
Not quite sure what happened to the next one.
Taking a stroll to the Post Office.
I love the next two, sunset on the beach.
Well I hope you enjoyed that little mini series of shots taken with my wonderful little plastic camera.
The next set of shots to come will be of a weekend at Bush Farm, Bison Centre where I witnessed an amazing colourful Native American Pow Wow.
These are wonderful Caz, I love the timeless quality that they have. The double exposures (intentional or otherwise) are wild, it's such a cool effect. I'll look forward to seeing more of these :)
ReplyDeleteGreat work Caz. I love the old school feel to these classic cameras. Great double exposures too x
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