Holga Roll 11: Yuba River Part 1

I still haven't gotten around to editing all of the recent photos I've taken with my Canon.  Summer is keeping me busy which is just fine with me!  But until I get around to some much needed sorting and editing (hopefully later this week), here are photos from my 11th roll of film taken on my Holga:

Frame 1 - First Views of the Yuba River

Frame 2 - Buckwheat on the Yuba

Frame 3 - Evenings on the Yuba

Frame 5 - My Boys, Yuba River Edition

Frame 6 - Buckwheat Wears Hat

Frame 7 - Most of the Yuba Crew

Frame 8 - C Floating on the Yuba

Frame 9 - Yuba Daytime Exploration

Frame 11 - Yuba Apparel

Frame 12 - C at the Swimming Hole

So many more photos to post . . .  I'll definitely be back soon!

Holga Roll 10

Photos from my 10th roll of film taken on my Holga:

Frame 1 - Happy Pup

Frame 2 - Double Exposure - Fields and Sky

Frame 3 - Treetops in Pogonip

Frames 4 & 6 - Double Exposures Merged

Frame 7 - Double Exposure - Circled by Trees

Frame 8 - Leaves and Branches

Frame 10 - The Boys in Pogonip

Frame 11 - Pink House

Frame 12 - Mission Santa Cruz Over Fence

This is another roll of Kodak Ektar 100.  Most of the photos were taken during a weekend walk through Pogonip.  When I developed the film, a few of the photos came back pretty damaged.  This was not much of a surprise though, given the fact that midway through the roll, the camera back came off.  Specifally, in a moment of wild hand gestures, the strap of my Holga was yanked loose which popped the back off of the camera and sent it spiraling to the ground.  It happened in the shade and I quickly re-secured the camera back, but Frame 5 was gone instantly and parts of frames 4 and 6 were also lost to over exposure.  I really wish frame 4 had been spared from the sun--I think it was one of my favorites from this roll.  But, oh well . . . Another reminder to be a little more careful with my things.  At least it was only a plastic camera.