Fairy in the Window
Must Eat Fewer Sugarplums
Hula Girl
Three Photographs a Day VI
Posted in Uncategorized with tags diana camera, dolls, fairies, hula dolls, lensbaby, lomography, photography, sugar plum fairies, toy camera, toy cameras, vintage diana on December 15, 2008 by kateholdenThree Photographs a Day V
Posted in Uncategorized with tags analog photography, barns, color photography, film photography, holga, holgas, indie photography, lomography, old barns, photography, red barn, red barns, Richmond, rural, toy camera, toy cameras, Vermont on December 13, 2008 by kateholdenAll photos shot with a Holga 120N in or around Richmond, Vermont.
Three Photographs a Day IV
Posted in Uncategorized with tags bay saint louis, bay st. louis, beach, beach scenes, black and white, black and white photography, bridge, bridges, film photography, gulf coast, holga, hurricane katrina, lomography, mississippi, old buildings, photography, ruined buildings, sea oats, toy camera, toy cameras on December 12, 2008 by kateholdenAll images taken on the beach road in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi with a Holga 120N.
Three Photographs a Day
Posted in Uncategorized with tags beach scenes, canals, gulf coast, gulf of mexico, gulfport, holga, holgas, lomography, mississippi, ocean springs, photography, piers, sailboats, toy camera, toy cameras on December 11, 2008 by kateholdenAll photos taken with a Holga 120N along the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Three Photographs a Day
Posted in Uncategorized with tags chapels, diana, dogs, dolls, holga, indie photography, layered photographs, lensbabies, lensbaby, lomography, photography, toy cameras on December 9, 2008 by kateholden
An old ventroliquist dummy head in an antique shop window in Birmingham, Alabama cries out for attention. Shot with a Canon XTi with lensbaby attachment.
won't harm you
The clock tower of the chapel attached to St. Stanislaus boarding school in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Shot with a Holga 120N.
st. stanislaus
My dog Reilly looks over the yard from the safety of the sidewalk. Shot with a vintage Diana.
Reilly Sue
My Christmas Wish
Posted in Uncategorized with tags children's photography, children's photography equipment, christmas, christmas presents, christmas presents for children, diana, diana cameras, holga, holgas, lomography, photography, toy cameras on December 8, 2008 by kateholdenis not for me this time but for every child who would receive a digital camera for Christmas this year. Why not, instead, invest a few dollars into a Holga or Diana medium format toy camera? It will teach the fundamentals of photography while promoting thoughtfulness of composition so much better than any point and shoot might. So consider buying that special child in your life a traditional film camera (I recommend the two above for their basic manual settings, ease of use and fun and quirky results)?
Freestyle Photographic Supplies is an excellent resource. I’d usually recommend Randy of Holgamods but he’s out of comission for a short time due to a motorcycle accident. Very reliable chap.
Now you have no excuse! Pick up a medium format toy camera and some medium format film and get that kid taking amazing and creative photographs!
Three photographs a day
Posted in Uncategorized with tags indie photography, lomography, photography, toy cameras on December 8, 2008 by kateholdenPelicans on a pier waiting for the leftover shrimp from a working boat. Shot with a Holga 120N in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
A self portrait taken with a Holga 120N.
A young man sits and waits for a tattoo while I photograph him with a vintage Diana.
