The wavering of the image on the lower right is a classic Holga flaw. A double exposure caused by the spring shutter snapping back into place and revealing the corner of the film a 2nd time as the shutter release is depressed. Covering the Holga lens w/ a cap or your hand prior to releasing the shutter can prevent this. :)
Jonathan has a website full of informations about his pictures and how he creates them :
http://planckstudios.com/
More about this picture :
http://planckstudios.com/photo.....t-chicago/
(print copies can be purchased)
It was taken with an Holga. I’m pretty surprised by the result ! :)
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Tu nous fais pareil avec ton Diana ? ;)
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The wavering of the image on the lower right is a classic Holga flaw. A double exposure caused by the spring shutter snapping back into place and revealing the corner of the film a 2nd time as the shutter release is depressed. Covering the Holga lens w/ a cap or your hand prior to releasing the shutter can prevent this. :)
thanks for the tip Jonathan :)
C’est Immense !
Pierre