13 Comment

1. 
   streuobst · 2013-04-26 09:40

   I think the Holge isn't the right camera for b/w fotos. This one here has got a "special something". Like it.

2. 
   ug_a · 2013-04-26 10:43

   @streuobst Holga do not right for b&w photos? Almost all of my b&w photos, made by Holga this winter, late autumn or spring, when absolutely no color. Sometimes these are portraits of people. And I like it :)

3. 
   streuobst · 2013-04-26 15:49

   this could be the start of a nice discussion. Have you ever tried the Lubitel 166 for b/w pictures? She's a queen without a crown.

4. 
   ug_a · 2013-04-29 12:25

   @streuobst It seems to me that it's not the camera model, which do photos. It is important that this camera taking pictures. I think b&w picture is much more interesting colour photograph, but the color has a right to exist in parallel.

5. 
   streuobst · 2013-04-29 15:36

   I like the b/w pictures also very much and at least it's not important with which camera you shoot b/w or colour pictures. If you've got fun with that and you can share your hobby with others everything will be ok.

6. 
   mediabrus · 2013-05-09 16:27

   Great shot! And I think that Holga is THE camera for b/w photo! :)

7. 
   ug_a · 2013-05-09 16:39

   mediabrus Thank you :) This is true about Holga, but charging a color film in Holga always doubted it :)

8. 
   ug_a · 2013-05-09 16:40

   @mediabrus Thank you :) This is true about Holga, but charging a color film in Holga always doubted it :)

9. 
   mediabrus · 2013-05-09 16:45

   I´ve done some colours with my Holga with good result but they are bleak compared to b/w.

10. 
    ug_a · 2013-05-09 17:01

    @mediabrus I have several color photos Holga, which I'm very pleased.

11. 
    mediabrus · 2013-05-09 17:25

    Yeah, I didn't mean that colour with Holga is a bad thing, just that I prefer the b/w:s. But one can not compare colour and b/w though. ;)

12. 
    jazon · 2013-05-09 17:55

    wau

13. 
    jazon · 2013-05-09 17:55

    wau