Well, Solanah's post was the last of the guest posts I had lined up so I suppose now is as good a time as any to end my blogging break! Thanks to all of my wonderful guest posters and thank-you to everyone for the kind comments on this post. And I'm glad you've all been enjoying the guest posts, too!
One of the many things I did on my blogging break was to finally finish off the roll of film that was in my Lomo Smena 8M and get it developed. I have no idea how long the film had been in there but there were a couple of outfit shots so I thought I'd share those as well as some other snaps.
Outfit details: scarf - op-shop; sunglasses - ?; dress - somewhere in Melbourne; brooch - etsy; belt - ?; bangles - op-shops; socks - Happy Socks; shoes - gift.
Not quite in focus...
I love playing around with multiple exposures.
I thought the film photos would make a nice change from my usual digital! I really need to use my film cameras more often. I like when I leave a roll in for a long time and get a nice surprise when the photos are finally developed.
Love,
Andi B. Goode
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I do love that little brooch - so cute!
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Welcome back! Lovely lomos :)
ReplyDeletethat last photo is rad.
ReplyDeletei LOVE the last picture!
ReplyDeleteI love the dress!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos! The last one especially!
ReplyDeleteYour dress is cute and it's even cuter with your little plaits. :)
I love the last one too! Totally cool.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, sweet Andi! Those outfits snaps are really darling. I love that you're sporting braided pigtails here. Ever since I saw your post with your hair like that earlier this year, I've been taking your lead and wearing mine like usually once a week or more.
ReplyDelete♥ Jessica
i need to get out and shoot some film soon! this post has inspired me.
ReplyDeleteOh these are gorgeous shots, love the last one especially, can really tell how mega fast your hair has grown, who are you rapunsel?! xxx
ReplyDeleteNice to have you back. Cute dress and nice photos, nothing beats a good ol' film camera!
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