Blackbird, Fly

The other week I borrowed a Blackbird, Fly camera from college. I quite like the photos from it (I chose not to us a mask so the sprockets are exposed, though they're not on these scans which I expected) and I quite liked using it, with the waist level viewfinder, but not enough to get my own I don't think. Here are some of the best ones...

More Holga 135 BC

Sorry I haven't posted in so long (I don't really know who I'm apologising to because I only have 4 followers and one of those is Cloggs but I'll apologise anyway) but I've been stupidly busy with college (partly because I didn't do any photography for the first few weeks back after summer because of Bluetones gigage and then I had loads to catch up on) and have been going to university open days and the like.

But anyway, I got a film developed from my Holga 135BC that I used mostly while we were on holiday in Yorkshire this year. The roll was a little bit hit-and-miss (there were a few more blank frames than usual, down to the fact that you can take multiple photos on one frame meaning there's nothing stopping you from accidentally pressing the shutter when you're carrying the camera around in your bag and taking blank photos) but there are some nice double exposures on it, like these:

and this one that I've been wanting to try for ages:

And my favourite single exposures:

The rest are on my lomography.

Double Exposures

As part of the prep for my finals I needed to take some photos of pretty flowers and stuff, and being as one of my favourite photos I've taken with my Holga 135BC is a double exposure, I thought I may aswell do some more considering it fits in with my photog work.

Sooo, I got the film developed today and I'm really happy with how they turned out.

 I also got a few others from this film (single exposures) that I really like...

Here's a link to the rest of them on my lomography.