Super EZ Man To The Rescue! - Holga...

[mtbbrian]

It's been a while since I have posted a new photograph of the inflatable charactures I have been photographing lately. So I present to you, "Super EZ Man".
What do you think of this one? Is it effective as a triptych or is it too much or what?
Thanks!
Brian

[Greg McCary]

I'm just gonna have to get one of those Holgas. Great picture again...
Greg

[mtbbrian]

I'm just gonna have to get one of those Holgas. Great picture again...
Greg

Thanks!
But does is the triptych work or is it too much?
Holgas Rock!
Brian
:thumbsup:

[Greg McCary]

I like it fine. It's not to much. I think is was a good idea on your part. Does the holga work at all at night. The lightpole over the shoulder would make a nice late evening shot when the light was on.

[mtbbrian]

Does the holga work at all at night.

Yeah, it works fine at night. This particular Holga I have was modified by Holga Mods, so it has the bulb option. If you look in my gallery, you'll find another inflatable of Uncle Sam, that I did at night. With that one I used bulb and my flash for a few exposures with the strobe.
You can build an exposure with one without bulb too, by doing multiple exposures.
Thanks for your comments.
Brian

[pez31]

Brian,

I feel it works as a triptych the different angle compliment each other. I’m interested to see if this develops into a series.

Regards,

Phil

It’s not so much the camera as it is the intent.

[Don Schaeffer]

I'd rather see one favorite posted at a time. I think the triple presentation doens't help. But these photos do exactly what Holgas do best.

[mtbbrian]

Brian,

I feel it works as a triptych the different angle compliment each other. I’m interested to see if this develops into a series.

Regards,

Phil

It’s not so much the camera as it is the intent.

It has Phil!
Check my gallery to see more, I have at least seven inflatables now.
Brian