“Don’t get lost in the city.”
Olympus Trip 100, 35mm, 400iso, DC, Meridian Hill Park, The National Zoo.
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art blog(derogatory)
Cosimo Galluzzi
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Jimmy Eat World
Mike Driver
EXPECTATIONS
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Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!
Cosmic Funnies
Sweet Seals For You, Always
NASA
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
sheepfilms
Color Me Curious
Fieri Frames
YOU ARE THE REASON

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The Stonewall Inn

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“Don’t get lost in the city.”
Olympus Trip 100, 35mm, 400iso, DC, Meridian Hill Park, The National Zoo.
Huzzah!
Obsessed with using this Sherwin Williams app to quickly pick up palettes from photos!! So handy!
Let’s Get Wild
Ladies night on U Street last month. Trip 100, 400iso, 35mm.
In a Dream I Was a Werewolf
Cocorosie, September 2015, U Street Music Hall. Trip 100, 400iso, 35mm.
Sierra, Bianca, and a blood moon eclipse. Blessed be.
MILF
Money I’d Like to Find
Here’s Lookin’ at Euclid!
Our housewarming party at our new place! The pictures actually came out a lot less messy than the party did. I’m so lucky to have wonderful roommates and friends who are willing to listen to me drunkenly explaining how plastic film cameras work.
Two Coins in the Fountain
I continue to find more and more film shot at my cousin’s wedding. The shots are always beautiful (like the bride), funny (like the groom), and filled with surprises and joy (like that day). Love you guys!
Zoology
Just a walk through our lovely neighborhood/national zoo.
Old Times, Good Times
Diana Mini, 35mm, 400iso (probably), throwbacks.
This is THE PLACE to go for all things film if you live in the District. Knowledgeable staff, tons of cameras, accessories, and film to browse, quick development turnover, central location. I am so thrilled this place is only a fifteen minute walk from my new place. I cannot recommend it highly enough.
Long Ago & Far Away
FINALLY, found a great place to get film developed in the city. A shoutout to them is coming up next. Otherwise, I’ll be playing a little catchup today.
Here are some fisheye shots on some simple Kodak 400iso 35mm from the drugstore.
Red Wedding
Here's my first roll of film from my Diana F+ Sahara. I used Lomo's Redscale 120 Film (ISO 100) and I am obsessed with the deep reds produced by the extremely sunny weather at the happy occasion of my cousins wedding last year. This post is came out a littlecreepy, but I like it and I hope that Bonnie and Will will accept it as a belated first anniversary gift!
Deep In The Desert
I really can't believe that it's taken me so long to debut this beauty! I've had the Diana F+ Sahara for over a year but I recently moved closer to the city where places to get 120 film developed are a bit more convenient. A huuuuuuge shout out to Dodge Chrome. My prints are beautiful, the options are endless, the staff are knowledgeable and sweet and (most importantly) the prices are reasonable! If you live in the DC area on the Maryland side, check them out here: http://www.dodgechrome.com/
The sandy palette of this customized F+ makes it feel a little lighter than you expect. That coupled with the exotic images printed on the leather-like body make it feel ready for adventure.
Extra settings make it more versatile than its Mini counterpart.
Expect some adventurous shots from the Diana F+ Sahara in upcoming posts!
Biggest Blowout Ever
Not many pictures from this night survived and this event was already somewhat of a social media juggernaut, but you get the gist. (Diana Mini 35mm 400 iso Kodak. Note: This is why you have to take a full frame when switching from full frame to half frame!)
The Big Bila
Have a Very Serious New Years
Kodak Disposable.