Lomography Diana F+ • Fuji Provia 400F, expired in 2005 & cross-processed
{One More Time}
Back in the fall, the time came for me to return Susan’s Bronica S to her. I felt very bad that I hadn’t used it more frequently during the time that I had it! So, being a cheeky individual, I decided to shoot one more roll of film through the camera before taking it back up to Memphis to its rightful home. These were taken over the course of a little over twenty-four hours. I love the lens on this Bronica, and I especially love that it focuses very close, so I tend to take full advantage of that!
(if anyone knows what these little wildflowers are, let me know!)
My quest for red leaves in the autumn
Double exposure
Camellias
Oh hi!
Celestial sculptural archway in Peabody Park
Solar System Sculpture in Peabody Park
Midtown mural and various graffiti
Shot of mom’s blackberry rose tattoo, in Peabody Park
Thanks again, Susan, for giving me the opportunity to use such a beautiful piece of photo gear!
Bronica S • Nikkor-P 75mm f/2.8 • Kodak Ektar 100
{Summer Past}
Between the amount of my photographic time devoted to Amanda’s Daily Photography in 2016 and all the film from Amanda Goes to England, I had a little backlog of 2016 film that I didn’t get developed until 2017. This roll from my Lomography Diana+ was one that got put on the back burner. When I got the film developed, I felt the photos practically screamed “SUMMER!” Which is appropriate since that’s when they were taken 🙂
Pinhole photo – the camera got moved accidentally midway through the exposure, which is why it looks as if it’s a double exposure
A mural in midtown Memphis that I love to photograph
The day I randomly saw the Mempops trailer
An accidental twenty-four hour pinhole exposure
(I forgot that I had left the camera there!)
The new Welcome to Coldwater sign (Coldwater, Mississippi)
I feel like I’m in “Field of Dreams”
Crepe myrtles
Weekly auction in our town
I feel like this must’ve been a pinhole shot – this camera doesn’t focus closely otherwise
Flamingos at a newly-opened Memphis Zoo exhibit
Iconic Memphis Zoo entrance
Lomography Diana+ Kodak Ektar 100, expired 2011
Scenes from the Day Spike Came Home
A photo shoot with my niece the day her family’s dog, Spike, returned after he’d been missing a few days last summer.
One day last summer when my sister and her family were away from their house for a few hours, one of their dogs, Spike, escaped. It was a harrowing few days until Spike showed up on their doorstep early that Sunday morning. My niece and I decided to do a photo shoot to commemorate Spike’s return. Of course, I managed to get a few of my niece on her own too 😉
Lomography Diana F+ • Kodak Tri-X 400
July 2016