The nice thing about shooting with only a HOLGA, I found upon receiving my UK film back, is that there are about a third as many photos to look through. With each frame costing a little under $1, I'm not as trigger-happy as I would be with 35mm. However, given that, each shot is then used on something I really want to show, so the total amount of photos I have to get viewing-ready ends up being roughly the same.




The Gorse growing all over the Edinburgh hills is apparently an invasive species, but made for some colorful pictures.




Apparently the weather during my stay in the UK was freakishly fantastic. Sunshine every day.






Actually a triple exposure. Can you spot the Lolo?