Not All Is Lost

I was in Macon, Missouri at the beginning of October volunteering for the Missouri Photo Workshop. It was was a wonderful week, but while I was there, I dropped my Holga and the back fell off. I've been nursing this film for a while and just shooting random things to finish out the roll because I thought I had exposed all of the film. 

But lo and behold, only two frames had been destroyed! The rest turned out! Here are a few favorites.

We practically lived in the Elks Lodge during our time in Macon. 

Calin and Beth (miss these people)

The lovely Eve. 

One little frame from the pinnacles with Ryan and Tim.

Fake Plastic (Pictures)

Some more photos from my little black film camera. The camera has a fixed aperture of f/16, and I shot everything on Kodak Gold 200. Over saturation and vignetting are a given, and I like it. Most of these were taken at the Missouri Photo Workshop in Macon, aka the best week ever.

Missouri Photo Workshop

Probably one of the greatest weeks I've had in a long time. I met so many amazing photographers with amazing stories. Check out the website and try not to get inspired. I didn't get much time to explore the town, but I made some pictures while I could. I'm going to split my posts into black and white and color for continuity's sake.