I am a self-taught photographer working with 35mm film. My images are printed exactly as they turn out in an alternative developing process, they are not altered in any way. Instead of using Photoshop, I rely on obscure angles and the film developing process to create a unique and altered image.

I find inspiration in the world around me, from ordinary day-to-day scenery to broken and dilapidated objects. I am always challenging and pushing myself to progress my art by shooting with a variety of cameras and experimenting with different films and developing processes. My goal is to photograph the world, revealing it to you through my eyes.

I accidentally started this series in January 2010 when I reloaded an already exposed roll of film back into my camera. The outcome was more than I could have ever hoped for. I now carry around a camera specifically for double exposures. At first I was just randomly shooting anything and everything. Currently I am working on a typography project, putting my graphic design degree to good use.

It took me years to learn how to use my holga camera and produce images that I was happy with. I got the hang of it in 2009 and ever since have been addicted to lomography; low-fi photography. I am currently shooting with 5 toy cameras, all with different films and for different projects.

I only just took up shooting polaroid. I had a spare Holga sitting around when they re-released the Holgaroid; polaroid backing for the holga camera. I am still working out the kinks and figuring out subject matter, so bare with me on this project.

**Please note that all of the images on this website are mine, and may not be used for anything without my written permission. Thank you! [copyright misha ashton-moore 2001-present]