People collect stamps, posters, cameras, jewelry, shoes, antiques … all sorts of things!! I have to admit to collecting a few cameras, but more importantly I collect photos of things … 10s, reflections, letterboxes … and ABANDONED LOUNGES!!
Many friends have let me know where there is a curbside reject and I have lovingly captured the previously loved chair for my collection.
A few favourites …
Lomography.com is encouraging lomographers to carry a camera each week and to post something for the 52 weeks of 2013 – from a range of different cameras. Thought I’d play – #project52, week one, here I am!
These images were taken with my Holga 120N. I jerry rigged it to take 35mm black and white film. Later I checked youtube for ideas about how to do it better – so might come back to this later in the year!
Two are double exposed – one in the National Wine Centre and one on Norwood Parade, where there were dresses hanging in the trees for some strange reason!!
There will be delays in posting to #project52, because processing time will hold me up! I dropped off some 35mm slide film, only to learn it would be 2 weeks before it was back from the lab – yikes!!
Took my new Sony a99 to the Adelaide Central market this morning! Loving the image clarity, manageability with the tilt screen, ease of use … Rave, rave! So glad I made the switch!
A lazy Anzac Day public holiday in the middle of the week saw me scouting around Holdfast Bay in Glenelg for some shots – particularly looking for more abstract perspectives. I didn’t have to go far, before ropes, posts, masts and walkways opened opportunities!!
Once again I was drawn to the interesting abstract shapes in and around Port Adelaide. There is something special about creating a picture that cannot be identified, or is at least obscure or a different view of something to that usually seen!
The Port offers a range of interesting old world, modern and natural sources of shape, colour, light and interest.
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