Showing posts with label film photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film photography. Show all posts

3.31.2012

Copy Cat Friday #4



(^this was the best of many failed attempts :P)





For this month's CopyCat Friday series, I thought I'd attempt to copy this picture of Meredith


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Her blog was one of the first I ever read and one of the main reasons I started blogging :) She does this awesome 'Picture of the Week' series and a while back she posted three photos of her day in stages and I just loved the second picture! Ever since, I have been set on finding something in that colour combination and this was the closest I could get. Ok, so my jeans aren't brown, more of a terracotta red, but you get the idea :P I was going to attempt to put on lipstick as well but a) I am awful at it so I would have looked like the joker and b) I don't have a coordinating colour like Meredith!

And just a heads up to let you guys know that today was the last day of college and I am so pumped for the holidays! Hopefully I'll be able to post more frequently :D

See ya,

Say :)

Frills for Thrills CopyCats

3.07.2012

Escape to the country...






Told you I would be in a field. Now, isn't my new home gorgeous? I always wanted a field, in fact, I believe I even wrote a poem about wanting a field- but that's just plain embarrassing.

Sometimes I don't understand why people love England so much, it's kind of grey and rainy and everyone is grumpy. But then I walk into a field like this one, my wellies squelching in the mud, the golden sun streaming over lush green grass. Then I know. Oliver is much more of a mountain person, so he doesn't really see my massive obsession with fields, but I love it. I am so happy to live next door to such beautiful countryside. I hope you guys love fields, too, as I have a feeling they are going to feature A LOT in my future photos! And who can blame me!

See y'all later,

Say :)

2.09.2012

Raw film.










Once, around June/July time, I went through a phase of shooting film. By a phase, I mean one single roll of film, by the way. When Victor came to England and brought his awesome Hasselblad and Canon analogue cameras, I have to admit that I was kind of sad that I never really got into film. So I immediately went out and developed my old roll of film in the hope of finding inspiration and was pleasantly surprised by the results! Now Oliver and I have bought 9 rolls of 35mm film and he has bought three (three?!) different analogue cameras to try out in the hope of finally becoming proper photographers! So I am super duper excited to go for a photoshoot with Lena on Saturday :)

Love,

Say :)

Ps. Which is your favourite photo?