I had been looking forward to developing the film with my Holga and finally it finished! I don't have a film scanner so I put the film in front of the light bulb and took a photo with the digital camera. Since the film was negative, I used a software to reverse the color. That's the way I did it.
This is the night view of Aoyama. It was the bulb shooting with the release for about ten seconds. I felt I was a professional photographer when I used the release.
At last I got the Holga 120N, a Chinese "toy" camera, that I wanted for a long time.
Soon I sewed the cover and put the camera on it. The little tripod stand and the cable releases used for long exposures are in the little bag in front of the camera.
This camera is for 120 films, but I forced a 35mm film into it. I heard that you could take some interesting photos (like these) in this way.
I took some pictures with a positive film last month at Inokashira Park and had the film developed. I sew through the film. I'd like to have a light box viewer.
I remembered I had a Polaroid instant camera. I got it about ten years ago and forgot it for a long time. I completely forgot how to use it so I popped the shutter closing the cover and a black photo came out.
The second photo was good. The waiting for the image development is the happy moment.
The flowers are celosia. Same as below.
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