This would have been a throw-away shot, except for two important lessons it taught me about the Holga. First, the film doesn't advance by itself. (Easy to forget when you haven't used film in 3 years!) Second, an accidental double-exposure might turn a boring picture into a more interesting one!

This is the first thing I shot after I loaded my first roll of 120mm film into the Holga. I was just making sure I knew how to trip the shutter, so I shot a frame in the dull and entirely boring parking lot at work. The building on the right houses space shuttle and space station mockups; I don't actually know what the antennas on the left do.

I vaguely remember snapping a photo in the elevator by accident, as I was inspecting the camera lens. Of course I hadn't advanced the film yet. So the ceiling grid of the elevator is seen in the sky of the parking lot shot. I didn't fade the ceiling into the other shot at all; it actually came out of the camera like that. Turned out to be a pretty interesting effect...

This is a great shot. The light fixture works perfectly against the sky. The Holga is a great way to get back to one's roots in film photography. I started with a 127 film Brownie!

Ahh the joy of the Holga. I usually double expose at LEAST once on every roll LoL

haha really cool how sometimes we get a great shot by accident.

Obviously, it's an enormous alien spaceship investigating the primitive intelligence of earthlings. Somewhat carelessly, they have uncloaked.

That's what's great about the Holga, the accidental double and sometimes even triple exposures. I just experimented with double/triple exposures on my digital camera. No the same but still interesting.

This was new for me. Looks very nice. Saroy, you should add RSS so that it is easy to keep track.

wow .... good photo accident !