Description
In my quest to further embrace imperfection, I started shooting with a Holga. For those of you who do not know what a Holga is, its a plastic toy camera made in China. No batteries, no meter, no focusing, and a plastic lens. One never knows what they will get when shooting with one of these cameras, which is the beauty of using one. You also have to tape up all the seals and cracks on the camera to prevent light leaks. While out on a Mt. Bike ride in Crested Butte, I stopped to admire this aspen grove. The rain and mist created a dreamlike scene, I shot a few frames and moved on. A month later when I received the scans from the film, I was blown away at how the camera interpreted the scene. One of my all time favorite photos of aspen.
Holga 120N
Ilford HP5
What type of mounting do you offer?
I currently offer 2 mounting options: Float Frame, and Hanger Mount
For the ultimate modern look, our Float Frame makes for a stunning presentation of your metal print. The brushed anodized aluminum frame floats your print 1.3″ out from the wall for an amazing look. It provides much better edge protection than the Hanger and has a more finished look. No wonder the Floating Frame is our most popular framing method! A preinstalled wire enables you to hang your print right out of the box.
Hanger mounts are great for images up to 24×30, sizes above that I require the Float Frame for added durability. The hanger mount requires a nail to securely mount the print on your wall. The Hanger provides a very economical yet effective way to hang your metal print right out of the box. The 5″x5″ aluminum Hanger floats your print 1/2″ off the wall. For prints larger than 16″x20″, the Hanger is reinforced with a black 3/4″ thick rigid backer.
