Single frame: Bradford

Inspired again by my blog photographer friend Jim - here is another addition of single frame! This one I particularly love - I went to take the photo and all of a sudden, the frame was intruded haha. Luckily I still got the photo and it came out in focus!

Can you see the invader? I think it was as surprised to see me as I was it!

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Lomography CN 400

Single frame: Bradford

My fellow film photography blogger friend Jim has a really great series called Single Frame on his blog where he shares one of his photos and talks a little about it.

I don't really have much to say about this other than we walked around most of Bradford#'s Little Germany area just to find these... and that it was totally worth it!!

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Lomo CN 400
Location: Bradford

94-97 366 Project

Day 95 - The carousel in Hunstanton. I took quite a few photos that day so it was hard to pick, expect a post soon ha.

Day 96 - The cutest ducklings in Thomas's parents back garden <3

Day 97 - Ok confession: I was terrified taking this photo. I am so nervous taking photos of people in case they spot me and shout. Also its film, I can't delete photos if they're unhappy and I hate the idea of risking my 366 project because of that. However, I had to take this photo, the laughter was so contagious (see the woman behind the sofa laughing as well??) and it made me so happy, I wanted that photo and I'm thrilled I got it. And laughter is a good distraction from nervous film photographers too as none of them even realised, phew!

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Agfa Vista 200

My other happy place...

This weekend we had visitors and a free morning, so we went for a visit to the National Media Museum in Bradford... although I do love the entire museum, especially the gallerys, one floor in particular is exactly what I imagine my happy place to look like.

The Kodak Gallery...

So many cameras!!

I can happily spend ages walking around ohh and ahhing at cameras. And I get especially excited when I realise that I have another one thats in the museum that I didn't have the last time I went (two this time, woop!!)