Wednesday, 18 January 2012

A few from a Disposable...

Below are a few images from a disposable camera I had developed the other day. I wasn't impressed with the whole film as many frames were blank even though I can't remember damaging it at all which is strange! Any way, I added some filters to these to make them more interesting...but in the future I really do need to remind myself to be more picky with what I photograph when using film...it's expensive! This reminds me, I really need to learn how to use my Diana f+, I've had it for over a year now and it's just been shut away in a suitcase, a nice suitcase at that. Does anyone own a Diana who could help me!?









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  1. Aw man,

    orange hair + black lipstick + cute rat friend

    so good

    hey, disposable cameras always have fun results -I like the filters you used.

    But yeah, I hear you about paying attention to what you take photographs of -haha it always sucks when you get a roll back and you're like, UHH what was I thinking, I just paid $10 for this???

    MMmm, I don't have a Diana, but I have a friend who has one; you should definitely learn to shoot with it, it's got some cool effects.

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  2. I'm obsessed with the rabbit mask!

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  3. Looking FABULOUS as usual bb! The pictures turned out really lovely!

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  4. Enchanting photographs!
    I really love the atmosphere and the colours!

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  5. Amazing! No doubt that film is way much better than digital! x

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  6. I have a Diana F+ and, yes, it's pretty expensive... Almost all my photos develope black and each film (with 12/16 photos) costs something around R$ 24,00 (wich in dollars is U$ 14,00)... So my tip is: Be careful with shooting. Don't go aroung taking pictures of everything you see, there's only once chance!
    Other thing: Be sure the film is corectly inserted. If not, you probably threw away 14 dollars...

    Xoxo Juliette BlackHeat.

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