Coyoacan

Multiple exposure. More here.

Torre Latinoamericana

Mexico City. Shot with a holga loaded with redscale. More here.

Lagunas de Montebello

Holga Panoramic. More here.

Lanzarote

Cross processed Kodak EPP 100 shot with a holga. More here.

Ixtapan de la Sal

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Comitan Dominguez

Shot on Palm Sunday. You can see more here.

Chiapa de Corzo

Cascada Del Chiflon

In Chiapas.

Cascadas de Agua Blanca

Also in Chiapas.

Cascadas de Agua Azul

In Chiapas. More here.

Canyon del Sumidero

Chiapas.

Harman Titan Pinhole

These four shots were taken during my first outing with my new Titan 5x4 pinhole camera. In fact they represent my first attempt at large format photography. They were shot at Amwell Nature Reserve between Ware & Broxbourne in Herts. You can see more images of this lovely reserve here.

Bonampak

Mayan ruins in Chiapas, famous for their murals. Also met a Mexican photographer here who was part of a film crew shooting the ruins and was a keen Holga user. He very kindly offered me 10 rolls of Fuji though I declined as I had half a ton of film with me. First time I have ever met a fellow holga user in the flesh whilst on a trip. Anyway you can see these shots on flickr here.

Halina 6-4

I recently bought a Halina 6-4 which I tested in Cambridge. I could write a review of this camera I suppose but I can't be bothered today. Suffice to say it is described on the box as a "Camera for good photography" and I would have to agree. It basically is a metal toy camera with a sharp lens. It also has the distinction of being "Made in Empire". That's the British Empire of course and Hong Kong in particular. It certainly made me proud to be British - even if the roll of 120 film I ran through it came out fat. Here are three images of that other Great British institution, Cambridge. You can find the full set here.