6 Month Exposure

Fuck. This is amazing.




Joseph Quinell, see more here. In case you didn't realise the lines in the sky are of the sun passing each day over the 6 months.

This is my Summer

:D~

Light Leaks

These spectral occurrences are caused by flaws in a film past it's expiration date or the undeveloped film being exposed to light.


Or sometimes the camera decides not to fully load the film and this happens


I still have more photos to scan, from my canon slr, my new scanner is rather temperamental but hey, it works...

Things to come...

After waiting an hour to get my photos printed at the so called "20 Minute" Max Spielman I went to scan my prints and got kicked out of the computer room (apparently 4.30 is late). So I decided to invest in a flatbed scanner of my own. Twenty quid, holla. I'm the queen of eBay bargin hunting if I do say so myself.
Anyway here are a few of the photos I began to scan, there are three rolls, dating back to February and documenting an eventful few months (although if I'm honest it's mostly buildings and trees, they're less argumentative).


From Prague. Lovely grim Eastern Europe.

Good Buy

Instamatic 50 camera= £2. Get in!
It came with a full roll of 126 film already in. Extra points. Only trouble is developing it, although it's technically 35mm film I know how retarded most photo developing places are.
Kodak can do it... for £19! You can fuck right off. I'll find a way around it...

So I Am A Hypocrite

I found the missing piece of my Diana and put film in it. Although it is yet to be seen whether the 120 prints will be as disappointing as the 35mm ones.
I currently have about 6 rolls of 35mm film hanging around my room. Most I am too scared to develop because I have no idea what's on them.
Oh the joys of retrospectively living in the pre-digital age.