Holga 120 GCFN & Kodak Gold 200 /// The Cotswold Way
Last year I made the crazy, insane decision to hike the 102-mile Cotswold Way Trail in England. And no, I’m not a hiker. The most I’ve ever hiked at a time was 6 miles! I just felt like I needed to shake things up in my life and challenge myself in a very real way. I had to think extremely carefully about which cameras I’d be taking with me on my hike since space would be limited in my backpack. The only camera I knew with 100% certainty that I’d be bringing along with me was the Holga GCFN. It’s my favorite camera in the world and is super lightweight and small. There are so many things I love about this camera, but today I just wanted to share a roll of Kodak Gold 200 that I shot on my hike. I’m obsessed with the gorgeous light leaks I got, which is probably from loading my film in direct sunlight (oops…). Personally, I love a good light leak though.
If you’d like to read my full review of the Holga and see more sample photos, make sure to check out my blog post here. Or you can watch my YouTube video here!
Oh! And if you’re thinking of doing something wild like hiking the Cotswold Way, you can download my free guide here! I made a full YouTube video series about our hike too so make sure to check that out too. :)
