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    For my first try at recreating a holga photo, I figured the old barn would make a good subject. :) I spent quite a while looking on the internet to get a better idea what a holga photo looks like. I decided to go with sort of a cross-processed look. I also added a vignette, several blur overlays, and some light leaks using a tutorial I found here. Any comments and suggestions would be most appreciated.
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    Christopher, I am very new to this technique and from what I've seen on the net-this is a very good interpretation of the theme. I like the warm tones and leading line.

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    Christopher, This is the best one yet imho. You have all of the Holga elements - blur, vignette, poor color rendition, and the one that has been eluding us - light leaks! Great job!

    Patti

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    Hi Chris - nice job of recreating the Holga look - great thing about this is you cant really overdo it!!!
    Looks good!

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    This is a wonderful composition. The Holga effect makes the photograph. It creates an impression of a path leading up to an overgrown patch in front of a run-down barn (Is it actually a run-down barn?).

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    Thanks everyone. Appreciate the comments!

    Deborah, this is our barn, which dates back to the Revolutionary War and is one of my favorite subjects for photos. I wouldn't exactly call it run-down, but it definitely shows its age.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christopher Miller View Post
    Thanks everyone. Appreciate the comments!

    I wouldn't exactly call it run-down, but it definitely shows its age.

    Obviously the Holga effect that you employed - really worked:D.
    Deb

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    Christopher, good job at replicating the toy camera! You have all the elements working for you.
    "It is an illusion that photos are made with the camera... they are made with the eye, heart, and head." - Henri Cartier Bresson

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    Thanks Kerry. :)
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    Christopher, this is a beautiful image. I didn't know your barn was that old - that's really neat:) The effects are very effective.
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    Christopher, a great illustration of Holga.
    Great subject for it, and excellent processing.
    Sandy r

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