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Barely lit indoor trials with my Instant Pinhole Camera. If you feel like making your own instant pinhole camera, here's the tutorial I shared last year, or click here to see how to turn an empty film box into a 35mm pinhole camera. More pinhole tutorials on their way :-)

/druˈsɪlə/


 Drusilla

Latin [ros] + Greek [drosos]: something new and tender, pure, like dew, pure water, pure blood.
"Anything tender, like the young of animals." *




Fate.

LC-A+ Russia Day: Out with the Doggies


Photos I took at the park last April. My collie, my mom and her rottweiler [still a puppy].
Lomo LC-A+ Russia Day & Unknown Color Negative 400ASA film [expired].
I <3 light leaks!

Diana Mini: The Raging Puppy


Some time ago Dru and I were playing the raging puppies in my bedroom, which is something we do on a daily basis. The roll in the Mini was yet to finish, so I gave it a try.


 I actually thought nothing would turn out as she was shaking like crazy.


She really was indeed.


And she was also making the funniest growls.


I also happened to shoot an accidental double exposure, but her white fur is just too white to see it.


Then all of a sudden she calmed down. And grew quite serious. 


And so I thought to take a couple of silly self portraits.


I told you they were silly. 

Overall, I'm quite pleased with this film, and I guess this camera  is pretty growing on me as well.







[Album in my LomoHome][Set on Flickr, click on each pic for the direct link]

Lomo LC-A+ "Russia Day": Time Well Spent




Late October. Waking up late, eating pasta on my bed while watching The Vampire Diaries, reading, drawing, watching some more tv and then going back to sleep.

Lomo LC-A+ Russia Day & Fuji Superia 800
Click on pictures to see them on Flickr or here to see them in my LomoHome.

Canon Ae-1: Times Like These






Canon Ae-1 + Fuji Superia 800 [expired in 2009]
The green light is just natural light through some weird curtains I 've made that my mom hates. It doesn't look that green in real life, actually.

*Click on the pictures to view them on Flickr or view the album  in my LomoHome*

Canon Ae-1: Dru









I love film because it makes your dog's fur look in picture as soft as it feels on your skin. Forever.

I look at the second picture from above, and it feels like caressing her. I feel empty when I think I might not be able to stroke her someday. That's why I choose film. Because it will make it easier to remember how my fingers tingled sinking into her coat.

Canon Ae-1 * Kodak Ultramax 400 [test]
April 2011, 7 month-old furry shadow