Film

I just bought an old school Yashica FX-3 35mm SLR Film Camera and I loved testing out the first roll of film. These are just some pictures I took around my apartment. (Notice the snow still on the mountains? Yeah. Well, that was from a week or two ago, but yeah.)

It's a little late but...

Happy 2010.

I spent my New Years on a beach in San Francisco with a disposable camera. It was quite enjoyable.

First snow

Provo was awoken to a fresh blanket of snow this morning, and I whipped out my Polaroid to capture it's beauty. The scan is terrible quality, but you get the picture (pun intended).

And yes Sean, that is your car, thank you for the bright red contrast it provided.

I've had this Polaroid camera for a while (I bought it at a thrift store for $4 this past year) but have never gotten around to buying film for it since it's been so expensive. But I thought, why not, it's just going to get more expensive, or just go extinct.

Well, I finally busted out the camera and film tonight. I've been wanting to take a Polaroid of THIS house with THIS bike (it reminds me of Italy) every time I pass it on my way home from school. I finally did and it turned out too dark. Oh well. Next time.

B&W Mexico Holgas

Not my best work - but, they're growing on me.

Ohhhh, Mexico

I took these pictures with a waterproof disposable camera in July of 2008 on a cruise to Mexico with my family. I was disappointed with them when I first got them developed but the more I look at them the more I love them.



P.S. I'm going to Mexico next weekend for a service trip, and I plan on taking lots of pictures.

August Holgas

I have become addicted to film. And buying vintage film cameras from D.I.

Floating the Provo River

All taken with a trusty one-use waterproof camera.

Oceanside

I bought a waterproof disposable camera one night while in Oceanside in order to take pictures while boogie boarding... but unfortunately (but also fortunately) the only other time we went boogie boarding was at midnight. So here are the few that I got when the current was too strong to go in the water.

I <3 Film.

I had a Pentax 645N for a while, but never tried it out until right before I sold it on Ebay. I had been meaning to use it more, but never got around to it. I wish I had used it more and gotten more practice out of it!







And some Holgas.



This one was an accident, I forgot to twist the wheel so it's double exposed. But I actually really like it.