Seeing the world through my viewfinder.
This camera had been on-deck and forgotten for probably a year when the photography bug bit me again. I just needed some new batteries for it, which I ordered from Amazon (not because they were hard-to-find, but for the sake of convenience). The day the batteries arrived, I loaded it up and started shooting.
[Taken 27 March 2015]
Pretty sure I just heard thunder. Guess I’m not taking this #vintagecamera for a spin toda… ift.tt/1eWwk2p http://t.co/A5nzLVr2li
Damn. I was in love with this camera and this macro lens, then the mirror got stuck again. ift.tt/1HSbaQ7 http://t.co/PSDBT8Oqzt
Unstuck the mirror on my thrift-store 80’s-era Sears 35mm camera! That means tomorrow starts a new test roll. http://t.co/7v14SMR1pv
While I was preparing to mail in my last batch of film to The Darkroom to be processed, I found an old mystery roll sitting in a basket in the dining room. So I chucked it in the mailer and ponied up $11 to see what was on it.
Last time I did that, I got 30-year-old seagull photos from when my family lived in Florida. This time, I got four-year-old photos from one time Aaron and I spent the day in Ann Arbor.
