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Frida, La Catrina y Diego. Camara Holga S. Kentmere 400. Máscara 35mm #holga120 #holgausers #holgas #jesuszamoratf #bw #fridakhalo #lacatrina #toycamera #byn #blancoynegro #blackandwhite #filmsinotdead #amoranalogo #mexicoanalogo #nuevoleonextraordinario #barriosdenuevoleon #barrioantiguomty (en Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzytxY6HwDW/?igshid=we9g58nsd455
Update: Holgas
This week we started a double exposure project, and used different techniques to create interesting images. I was partnered with Chelsea to make two rolls of film and we had a lot of fun. Can’t wait to process the film next week and see how everything turned out!
Update: Holgas
I'm in the middle of making enlargements of the second round of film, after making a contact sheet yesterday. So far I'm loving how everything has turned out! I'm very proud of how much my skills have progressed and how much I've learned over the past two months. I'm also very pumped for creative arts night.
Update: Holgas, Matting Prints, Contrast, Dodge and Burn, More Film
Lots of stuff going on this week! We have matted our prints for the creative arts showcase (I did the stop sign), taken more pictures with the Holgas, and developed that film. We have also learned additional techniques such as contrast, which involves adding a magenta filter, dodge and burn which involves waving your hand over the image to change the exposure, and SCAREE which is intentional composition. We’ve been very busy but it’s been fun! Looking forward to next week.
Update: Holgas
Here's an update on the pictures we took with the Holgas last week. After putting them into the reels, we processed them the next day (this took up a whole class period!) and finally got to see the pictures we took the day after that, when we made contact sheets. I'm pretty proud of the way some of my photos turned out, and a little less proud of some other ones. We also learned how to make big prints of certain photos using the enlargers. I'm pretty happy with the way my contact sheets and prints have turned out and had a great experience with the Holgas! Overall a very fun week.
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