Tested my Yashica Electro 35 G. Other than having to really concentrate to see if it’s focused and to be patient as I try to get a meter reading, it works great. The crummy pictures are just because it took a few shots to get the hang of it. And the indoor pictures were very crummy. But since I like all things blur, I can see how, if I get a scanner, this could be a favorite. As it is, it’s only $7 for development and a picture disc.
Really. These late night images and my future plans. I’m just not requiring much of myself. That’s everyone else’s job (snort.) I have hopes, though. (365 day 358)…
I feel on the brink of something. I realize I’m saying that and then following it with a bunch of pictures of yarn and my cat…again, which begs the…
I’m still working on my Marley shawl, but my Gather, another Andrea Mowry design, is now complete. It isn’t easy to stand outside in a wool/ linen shawl right now. It’s not…
That’s what my husband says when I’m cramming to finish a project by Christmas or something. This time it was The Ravellenics Games, and I made it by a few…
I’m pretty grounded, but once in a while I get wistful like a child and draw up a long, impossible Christmas list in my head because it’s winter and that’s…
(365 Day 219) This is a short post without much substance to it. I just like old stuff. Got some dollar suitcases for storage in the bathroom since a certain…
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I especially love the one of the third one down…is it a toy tractor? How fun was this!
Thanks, Gail. That's a water sprinkler that belonged to my husband's grandfather. It is fun to piddle with different types of cameras. I think this will take nice photos, if I just get the hang of it.