Found an old camera on my shelf that I didn't think I'd ever used before. It was little, light and very simple. It basically has one setting, and it's a manual wind-on with a shutter lock. I was curious to see how it would shoot so I took a test roll. I wasn't sure about focus or light leaks or anything with it- so I tried to take a range of distances and subjects. These are some of my favourite shots. I wound it back every now and again to try and get double exposures (this is totally hit & miss)- and they turned out the best, I think. It naturally takes quite dark shots so that's perfect for doubles. Anyway...
(Above might be my all time fav. Look at the red light leak!!!)
These were all taken near my parents house, and that's my dad being my 'subject' for me. :] Kimxo
p.s. Double exposures are my jam right now! <3
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I love these! I have a neat old Sitacon windup that makes the prettiest light leaks! I need to try doubles with that camera. The last one is my favorite. So pretty!
Posted by: Amy | August 16, 2012 at 03:57 PM
The last photo is just gorgeous!
Posted by: Hannah Clare | August 16, 2012 at 05:47 PM
I love them! I need to bust out my film camera.
Posted by: Megan Anderson | August 17, 2012 at 02:57 PM