Holga In Cork
- Thread starter Tom Dunne
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Brian Moore
Moderator
Very nice, Tom. These are soooo Holga! I especially like the one on the right, as it reminds me so much of images from photography's early days. Lovely all three! (Now I want to shoot with my Holga again. Maybe this weekend.)
Peter McCullough
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Very nice Tom.
Which part of Ireland are you heading can I ask? I'm originally from close to Belfast and have family living a few miles from Blarney in Co. Cork.
Enjoy your new move!
Which part of Ireland are you heading can I ask? I'm originally from close to Belfast and have family living a few miles from Blarney in Co. Cork.
Enjoy your new move!
Julian de'Courcy
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Excellent Tom. Like the set and the Holga output is almost always attractive, especially so with your take on these scenes. I must have missed the chat about scanning as for colour , must look it up.
Brian Moore
Moderator
@Julian de'Courcy,...you needn't spend any time looking up that chat between myself and @Pete Askew. It was merely a question from Pete to me as to whether I had ever scanned a B&W neg as a color neg. That got me scanning my last couple of rolls of B&W as color negs. (I told the scanner to use 48 bit color.) The tone that produces can be pleasing. That's all there was to it really.
Julian de'Courcy
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LOL thanks Brian, that is probably why I missed it. Thanks .
Paul Lange
Moderator
Wonderful, Tom. I like these and think the triptych idea is a good one for these.
Nick Lukey
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From another era Tom I like the look produced.
Pete Askew
Admin
Super triptych Tom and the Holga really has contributed to a sense of history here. I like the contrast between the lane and the river as well.
Tom Dunne
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Thanks Peter
We hope to go to the Wexford area. Sadly the sale of our property here fell through two weeks ago so we are now in the process of starting again. Your family live in a very nice area down in Cork. I'm originally from Co Laois.
