Barcelona

and the rest of the photos from Barcelona are here too. Honestly, every single building is beautiful in it's own way, maybe I just don't get out much but I wanted to photograph all of the buildings and architecture I saw

Barcelona

Phew it's been a while, I promised these at lot sooner.

Went to Barcelona for a long weekend with my parents, saw the Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Hard Rock Cafe all just as packed as the other with tourists ate out a lot and got bitten excessively by bedbugs (It got much worse when I got home, Kate told me I had the plague and took me to A&E)

Enough of my jabbering, here are some of my photos (Holga Mixture of Lomograohy Colour Negative 400 and Kodak Portra  160 Medium format film)
The Following are just from the Sagrada Familia (inside, out and a lovely view across the city.)

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Something about strangers.

These photographs found in a very large bric-a-brac shop in the Brigton lanes, I especially love how fun the one of the ladies leapfrogging over one another, there are boxes and boxes of these photo's in that shop, it's rather strange because they are all photographs of family members and friends and a lot of holiday/snapshot type photographs. I presume a lot have come from homes in which the owners have died and no family members have come forward to collect their belongings and family photographs.

It's interesting, and kind of wierd. I showed the photos to my mum and she said in 2 generations from now they'll say "oh! That funny baby photo must be our grandma Amy, and is that slide one her cousins?" which hopefully won't happen, because the photos have prices on the back of them...

And in case you're interested I've spent the entirety of the day in Brighton, shopped till I dropped, ate a lot of sweeties and ice cream and fish cake and chips and chocolate, prated around on the beach with Hanna and Abbi and spent ages in a second-hand bookshop that sold a respectable amount of quality photography books and art history and theory books (Hanna was very pleased at this notion, and bought some of the books she'll be needing for university in september) oh and a cat, that just sat on the desk accepting the petting from many strangers and looking as regal as a cat called Simonne (I think that's how it was spelt) can be. I also felt like a fool in an awesome photography shop because i don't know as much as I want to about cameras and things and adsdggfhkjhgfdsd :( and bought a new Run D.M.C shirt.

Guildford Town

Guildford through a Holga

Camera: Holga 120N

Film: Lomography Colour Negative 400
Taken in June/July 2012

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Into the Trees

Photos from various walks I've been on with various friends.

Camera: Holga 120N film: Lomography Colour Negative 400 

All photo's taken in june/july 2012

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Photographing Strangers: Part 6

The gif of the two girls here accidentally got double exposed and has a light leak, hence the strange colours and random trumpet in one of the images (last strangers post!)

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Photographing Strangers: Part 3

 

light leak on that last photo of the student trumpet player, I'm feeling quite bad that I didn't put any money in his pot.

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Photographing Strangers: Part 2

Do you like the 3D animatinos? You should, they're awesome.

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