Dianna F+ | Holga 'Bright' #3

from $350.00

The Diana F & the Holga S came into my possession in the late 1990’s, I used them as an instamatic camera to document my meanderings, a camera that was always part of my kit.

I aesthetically fell in love the images it produced and explored its capabilities into multi-exposures and utilizing its magnesium flash adaptor.

Diana F is a rudimentary medium format so called ‘toy camera from the 1960’s produced by the Great Wall Plastic Co in Hong Kong. I have 2 from the original 1960’s production run & have used them since the late 1990’s

As they were cheap to make, they each have defining aesthetics making quite unique imperfect images, now a trademark of the Diana.

The Holga Salso a cheap plastic medium format 120 film camera, made in Hong Kong, known for its low-fidelity aesthetic.

The Holga camera was designed by Lee Ting-mo  and released in 1982.

Most Holga cameras use a single-piece plastic meniscus lens. Like any simple meniscus lens, the Holga lens exhibits soft focus and chromatic aberration.

Materials

All images are hand printed onto Fibre based Gloss paper (has a satin Finish) - Also available on Request is Matt paper & Hahnemuhle Art 300 (has an egg shell finish)

Dimensions

On all Square format prints | Print Size on Paper including 5mm black boarder all around with white paper rebate of 10mm all around. More white rebate can be arranged on request.

Details

All Images are hand printed to order & will be shipped within 2 weeks of purchase: Framed images will be shipped within 2-4 weeks.

Frames are made to order & will be supplied with non reflective glass & mounted set back from glass in a timber frame stained black. ( other colours or variation available only on request)

Also available via Request | Images are mounted directly onto Dibond (No frame) Artist advices this for works printed onto Matt paper & Hahnemuhle Art 300

Please Note

The ratio of images are square format.

Sizes for postage are for framed works. C

ost for postage of unframed works remain the same as framed works.

 

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The Diana F & the Holga S came into my possession in the late 1990’s, I used them as an instamatic camera to document my meanderings, a camera that was always part of my kit.

I aesthetically fell in love the images it produced and explored its capabilities into multi-exposures and utilizing its magnesium flash adaptor.

Diana F is a rudimentary medium format so called ‘toy camera from the 1960’s produced by the Great Wall Plastic Co in Hong Kong. I have 2 from the original 1960’s production run & have used them since the late 1990’s

As they were cheap to make, they each have defining aesthetics making quite unique imperfect images, now a trademark of the Diana.

The Holga Salso a cheap plastic medium format 120 film camera, made in Hong Kong, known for its low-fidelity aesthetic.

The Holga camera was designed by Lee Ting-mo  and released in 1982.

Most Holga cameras use a single-piece plastic meniscus lens. Like any simple meniscus lens, the Holga lens exhibits soft focus and chromatic aberration.

Materials

All images are hand printed onto Fibre based Gloss paper (has a satin Finish) - Also available on Request is Matt paper & Hahnemuhle Art 300 (has an egg shell finish)

Dimensions

On all Square format prints | Print Size on Paper including 5mm black boarder all around with white paper rebate of 10mm all around. More white rebate can be arranged on request.

Details

All Images are hand printed to order & will be shipped within 2 weeks of purchase: Framed images will be shipped within 2-4 weeks.

Frames are made to order & will be supplied with non reflective glass & mounted set back from glass in a timber frame stained black. ( other colours or variation available only on request)

Also available via Request | Images are mounted directly onto Dibond (No frame) Artist advices this for works printed onto Matt paper & Hahnemuhle Art 300

Please Note

The ratio of images are square format.

Sizes for postage are for framed works. C

ost for postage of unframed works remain the same as framed works.