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Lomography

31a1scjzz4l_sl500_aa200_Eric likes to take the road less travelled with his photography, which in this day and age means shooting film! Building on the lo-fi look created by Super 8, Eric discovered the vignetting, soft focus, light leaking goodness of the Holga camera a few years ago. You never know what you’re going to get with this camera. It likes filters, wide angle lenses, no lenses, lots of light, just a little light, flashes, odd perspectives, weird angles, you get the idea. Click on the Holga Camera to see Eric’s Holga Portfolio.

497226863_7910c10b7c_mThe cheap TLR camera is the common first step that most photographers make into medium-format photography. The film is a few times the size of 35mm and usually used by portrait and landscape photographers. But you don’t need a few thousand dollar Hasselblad setup to take advantage of medium-format’s strengths. Shortly after getting a Holga, Eric found a Yashica 124 TLR for $10, which he quickly broke and replaced with a 124G. Click on the Yashica Camera to see Eric’s Yashica Portfolio.

In addition to these 2 medium-format cameras, Eric also has a Canon Rebel DSLR for the sole purpose of time-lapse photography.

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