Showing posts with label black and white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black and white. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Thursday, May 11, 2017
Holga 135 - Lomo Lady Grey Film
I was almost not going to post these photos because they are super super old but I figure film is always fun to share no matter the date. I shot these guys using lomography's b&w Lady Grey film (400) in my Holga 135bc which I'm going to rock later in the year for my film camera a month series, so stay tuned for more!
It's brown haired fee - gasp!
Friday, March 31, 2017
Holga 120n - Ilford Delta 100
As promised some black and white shots I took in my Holga 120n. I used a roll of 120 Ilford Delta black and white film with an ISO rating of 100
I think black and white works really well for the Holga :) Unlike yesterday's post, I made sure to keep my frames lined up and stuck with the intended square format too, which is always cool!
Double exposure, peachy girl!
You might remember some of these photos from posts back on the blog in 2016 :)
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
Canon EOS 3 - 400 Lomo (digitally converted)
And here are some more of my roll from yesterday's post that I converted to black and white digitally
Warned you that roll had a lot of cats :p Mainly Peachy too because she likes being around me/people more than Gremlin does. You'll often find Gremlin under a tree or watching things from afar whilst Peachy needs constant love and reassurance and companionship! Every once in a while Gremlin will meow for pats or even jump up on my lap and I make sure to give him lots and lots of love!
Friday, February 17, 2017
Fraser Island - Film Photos
So yesterday I showed you a roll of Lomo 100 colour I took on Fraser Island last and today I'm showing you a few extra photos from that roll that I converted digitally to black and white :)
And I'm still on track with my monthly Film Camera series, just a word of warning I think this month I've already taken far too many photos of my cats! :P
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