Competitions

Holga Self Portrait Challenge Results

This post is in follow up to my previous article “10 Tips for Better Holga Self Portraits” that I wrote just over a month ago. I was hoping to challenge the readers and toy camera shooters out there to try something different, go out of comfort zones and boxes and express themselves. Self portraits are not about »

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Summer Competition…Winners!

It’s been a long summer at holgablog, trying to get some new things off the ground ,sponsoring Holgapalooza (still time to enter!), wlecoming new writers, reviewing new products, and having a few competitions. Our summer competition was a celebration of sun, sea, sand, blue skies, and lots of other things I don’t see very often in »

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Summer Competition- Vote for your favourite!

Over the last few months we have ran a competition where you could win one of two lovely Smena/Cosmic Symbol cameras. The competition closed on the 1st September (the end of summer), and we have been overwhelmed with the quantity, and more importantly, the quality of the entries! It’s taken us a few weeks to go through »

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Competition: Win one of two SMENA/COSMIC Symbols

Another holgablog competition is upon us! It’s summertime, we are feeling generous so we are giving you the chance to win one of two near MINT Smena/Cosmic Symbol cameras, along with faux leather cases.    We have written about the Symbol before, and we loved it!  Paired with cheap film, the colours and tones it produces »

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HOLGAPALOOZA

Each year from July to September, photographers from around the world are encouraged to participate in an international contest featuring Holga photography hosted by Light Leaks Magazine and Toycamera.com. Holgablog.com is sponsoring a category….get involved!

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Holgablog/Holga Ltd Competition Winner

It’s been a long time coming, but the votes have been counted, Holga consulted, and we are ready to announce our winner! Before that, we just thought we would congratulate everyone on the incredibly high quality of the entries. We would feel proud to put each and every one on the website. The remaining »

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COMPETITION: WIN ANY HOLGA, 1 WEEK LEFT

A Small reminder.  This competition ENDS ON SUNDAY. so get your entries in now   There’s a great prize available: Any Holga camera you want!!!

Holgablog, in association with Holga Inspire brings you an exciting new competition! You have the chance to win ANY holga camera in the entire holga catalogue (you can see »

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Commie Camera: And the winner is…..

Thanks for everyone who entered the competition to win a commie camera.  We were genuinely humbled by the response we got. We felt a bit sorry for the Vilia, nobody really wanted it apart from a few, so it looks like it will be staying in my cupboard for a bit longer! The judging process was a »

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Win A Zenit E SLR or Belomo Vilia Auto Camera!

To continue our celebrations of ICCD09 on May 1st, we are giving away one of two well respected Commie Cameras, along with a roll of expired film. You have the chance to win either a Zenit-E SLR camera with a 3/30mm lens, OR a Belomo Vilia Auto camera (with a slightly sticky shutter, probably just needs »

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