When we met Garrett Hedlund he let me take a couple portraits with my Holga 135BC. They definitely have a holga feel to them.

I took the Holga out around the office and got this picture of a performer at the farmers market.

This is one of my favorite pieces of local graffiti. I have photographed it digitally before but I really prefer the Holga version.

I really love the lens on my Holga 135BC and the accuracy I’ve enjoyed with all the settings.

Here are the old boots, again I like them a lot better in Holga form.

London is always fun with lots to see and do! Here are a few shots of graffiti and more!

There is always plenty of graffiti to see which I always LOVE!

Read the rest of this entry »

In preparation for Holgapalooza I’ve been trying to shoot more with my holga and today I got back the results – here is a taste of the new images. I was really happy with the results and the quality of these images. Here is one of Ottawa from the Chaudiere bridge. Read the rest of this entry »

Every month photo.net has a monthly photography project and this month the project is “cell phone pictures” so for the last few days I’ve been faithfully taking photos with my cell phone, here are the results:

I love my cell phone camera – it’s a Sony Ericsson cell phone with a 3.2MP camera. This photo I took of the bar at Tao it was on a nighttime setting with no flash. Read the rest of this entry »

The sun was rising when I was leaving for work – and the way the light came through the clouds was so cool because it was so dark from the storm and then the light started streaming through the clouds.

Having a camera on my cell phone is one of my favorite things – my cell phone was a gift from my husband and when it came out having a camera with a flash was pretty rare and I was thrilled. Cell phone photos and toy camera photos are in the same category to me and are mainly for fun but can also be creative and cool also. Read the rest of this entry »

Read the rest of this entry »