[EMAIL PROTECTED],.Internet writes:
I'm
also pining for a description of the "box" you folks received
from Owen, if the contents allow description.
Best, PK
Patricia and others,
I hope to have a version of the catalog of the works included in the
box up on line soon so all can see.
Owen
Hi,
Holga's, like many other toy cameras, have both
plastic bodies and plastic lenses. The plastic lenses
Ah...and in b and w this would be ??
Nice for the industry:
tight, causing unpredictable fogging. Holga's are
also medium format cameras, they take 120 film as
opposed to 35mm.
See the "Holga Instruction Manual."
http://www.rivercitysilver.com/
Best,
PK
hey Pat.
(what up w/ this?)
Lots of Love anyway,
scott.
Patricia wrote:
See the "Holga Instruction Manual."
http://www.rivercitysilver.com/
Best,
PK
Thanks 'tricia:
It reminds me of what I threatened to send to Sol
a few months ago...
Rod
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Oh, send it to him, he needs threatening, he doesn't have enough
to do. *grin* Btw, thanks for the New York review, I'd love to
hear more about the Biennial and what's happenin' at the
galleries. Does Matthew Marks still rule the "in" scene? I'm
also pining for a description of the "box" you
The Holga is a much beloved (by insane photographic types)
alternative type cheapie camera that delivers medium format
quirky results. I hadn't seen any "manual" printed for it in the
past. An instant alternative is the i-zone camera, which I have
just purchased and am having lots of fun (and
Many thanks for this Patricia. I've had a Holga for a long time but
haven't used it in ages. Might be nice to send Sol some Holga stuff for
the Fluxus Eye-zone too!
RA
Patricia wrote:
See the "Holga Instruction Manual."
http://www.rivercitysilver.com/
Best,
PK
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