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.
I guess you can see that I finally got a composer. I love it. The cheap, DIY-er in me wanted to make one with a toilet plunger (never underestimate the…
All about my quest for the perfect oversized sweater that meets my 90’s Me’s standards and how I modified Joji Locatelli’s Bulky Easy One to work for me.
I made my husband watch Downton Abbey’s season premiere Sunday night. Just cause. He asked lots of patronizing questions and nodded to my answers with affected interest. I don’t mind,…
This is blogging cliff notes. I’ll hit the high points: Coming home from camping I took this at a stoplight. I just couldn’t get over the color of the sky. …
I wanted a happy Beatnik. So far, so good. This is an acrylic/ wool blend that I wasn’t sure about using but it was the only brightly colored yarn the…
I was one of those kids that loved looking through family photo albums and still do. The film record of someone else’s memory became the basis of my own. I…
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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.