Sometimes you see some creepy looking stuff on store shelves. Take this giant Knight at Target for example!
It looks a little evil to me! I think it's from the evil genius bent on world domination collection. Buyer beware!
This blog is dedicated to casual photography, snapshots, photography tips, vintage film camera reviews, and affordable camera reviews.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Monday, March 5, 2012
My Olympus Infinity Junior 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera
I've found another cool point and shoot film camera: the Olympus Infinity Junior 35mm Film Camera. It's a pocket-sized, fully automated, film camera. It takes excellent pictures with a minimum of fuss. Best of all, if you are lucky, you can find one for less than $10 at your local thriftstore. Here is a more complete review:
I've been very pleased by the photos that I've taken with this little beauty. It's done well handling light and dark situations!
I've been very pleased by the photos that I've taken with this little beauty. It's done well handling light and dark situations!
Friday, March 2, 2012
More tulips!
Here are more tulips from the front of our complex. They always crank up the landscaping for spring in hopes of attracting more tenants.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
Religious Statues
No matter what you think about the organized religions of the world, you have to admit they've been a boon for photographers. I took this shot with my Kodak Z950 Digital Camera at a local TJ Maxx store.
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
The Apotheosis of St. Louis
This statue on Art Hill in St. Louis, Missouri, is the symbol of the city. I took this picture with a fixed focus camera many years ago. This picture might have taken with a cheapo camera like the Walgreens Re-Usable 35mm Film Camera. If you shoot up the film and take it in for development, they reload it for you for free.
Anyway, this shot makes me wonder if I was an early Lomographer!
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Cobb Energy Center
Syndney, Australia, has nothing on Georgia's Cobb County. They can have their Opera House, we have the Cobb Energy Center.
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