Photon II

Wellington, NZ, 2012: Double exposures captured in camera on a twenty-dollar toy camera called the “Photon“. One of many versions of the now famous Diana, the Photon sports a “Superior” f/8 lens with only one shutter speed of 1/50th of a second. Infamous for their dubious construction, soft focus, light leaks and vignetting, they are […]

Shroom

Petone, NZ, June 2011: Olympus OM10/Zuiko 50 1.8

Isoly

Petone, NZ, 2009: Before the Holga, and even the Diana, was the “Isoly”… The Agfa Isoly was an inexpensive and simple plastic camera made by Agfa in the 1960’s. Shooting 12 frames (4″/4″)on 120 film, it’s plastic lens produces dreamy, pastoral, & slightly out of focus images. It is generally agreed that the Hong Kong […]

Piers

Seaview, Wellington, NZ, 2011: …………………………. Kiev-4m/Jupiter-8/Delta-400/LC-29

Devaster

Wellington, New Zealand, 2010/2011: This is what happens when you botch-up developing black and white film. I struggled with loading the film onto the spool, got my fingerprints all over it in the process, couldn’t load the entire roll on the reel, and stuffed up the developing time. A bit of a “devaster”- but with […]

seeview

Seaview, Wellington, NZ, 2007: Nikon FG20/Sigma 35-70/Agfa Vista 200

Staroměstskáblur

Prague, Czech Republic, 2005: A long exposure of a metro train passing at Staromestska Station. Canon EOS 1N/Canon 28-105is

Underground

Angel, London, 1999: Down in the tube station (via escalator) at midnight. Olympus XA2