Little known ways to take a good Holga picture!

The unpredictability of the toy cameras makes taking pictures exciting. However, I wish the success rate is higher! The medium format nature and the film processing makes this quite expensive.

A tip on taking good pictures with the Holga is light, lots of light. A bright day outdoors is quite safe to get enough light. For indoor shots, use the flash!

Here are some other points you should look out for:
- Light leaks. If you do not tape your holga, you will get light leaks shown below. Although sometimes it may look quite nice.
- Avoid silly mistakes like forgetting to remove the cap. This may be common for SLR users who just look through the viewfinder and shoot!

Accessories and toy cameras are available at lomography.com

These are some shots taken in Thailand, OTW to Koh Phangan.

Here is a shot taken at the Koh Phangan beach. Part of the beauty of the holga is the natural vignetting effect

One shot that is not taken by me (obviously)

Tsujkii fish market, Japan