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Commentsawesome tutorial
Thank you so much for putting this together I so can't wait to get a Holga...I wish the holiday season wasn't upon us...I want one so bad!!! -- If Zombies were to attack the world today, I would trip you =macro-club no problem :D I had had to put more film in there anyways so it was just a matter of taking pictures and wasting some time in photoshop. I know what you mean though I have an unhealthy obsession -- [link] Looks great! It makes perect sense too, I will have to get a tutorial up one day.
I might hit up the thrift stores like you...very good idea! I plan on buying at least 3 Holgas.....that will take some time..probably 2-3 months. But I know not any 2 are the same we all need an obsession, we just picked a rather expensive one -- If Zombies were to attack the world today, I would trip you =macro-club You should
I've never sculpted before. I think that's one of the only mediums I've got left to try -- [link] 200 cameras
I can only dream of that many..hell I would need a whole new house just to put them in -- If Zombies were to attack the world today, I would trip you =macro-club Getting the head cut off while framing can produce great results, too. Well, sometimes.
This is an awesome tutorial. It should help with the confusion that some people have about the 35mm mod. Have you tried gaffer's tape? I plan to look around hardware stores for it, because I read somewhere that gaffer's tape doesn't leave the surface sticky when you pull the tape off, unlike when using black electrical tape. I've finished my second 35mm roll. Can't wait to have it processed! awesome, awesome tutorial... I will definatly try this out
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