Hazy Sunshine

I've abandoned my LC-A a little this year in favour for my Canon EOS 750 which has been soooo trusty with my 366 Project (apart from some random light leaks which I'm not too upset about).  So it was nice to stumble on these unshared shots from Malta whilst sorting out my (completely chaotic) hard drive of photos. 

Now its getting darker and colder, I've been missing Malta more and more. Even though we knew we would enjoy our visit, we didn't really expect to love it there as much as we did.

Camera: Refub LC-A
Film: Lomo 400 CN
Location: Bugibba, Malta

Day 141: Bugibba, Malta

We flew to Malta on the Friday morning which gave us most of the afternoon and evening to explore and enjoy much more sunshine than we were used to in Yorkshire (hurray) even though it was windy, the weather was still warm and we really enjoyed our first look around the town and area.

Unfortunately, even after having this camera for years and using Lomo cameras for even longer than my LC-A, I pulled a rookie error! I forgot to change the exposure setting on the camera, so both this 200 film and a Lomo 100 film were exposed at 400. Urgh! I'm still annoyed with myself but luckily now that I scan my photos myself, I managed to rescue the photos to some extent... so forgive me that they aren't perfect but thats film photography (and user error!) for you. 

I'd totally forgotten about the vignette my refurb LC-A has in such sunshine, I'm really enjoying the results of that and one thing it definitely caught beautifully (despite my error ha) is how incredibly BLUE the sky and the sea were, the bluest I've ever seen.

The first five photos are closer to Qawra bay whilst the last is the bay next to where we stayed - St Pauls bay. Our apartment was on the very right on this photo, just around the corner from the trees you can see and above an gelato ice cream parlour (which had the most amazing nutella ice cream, oh boy!). I'm going to say this with every blog post I'm sure but looking at these, I could go back there right now!

Camera: Refurb LC-A
Film: Agfa Vista 200 (over exposed and then rescued in scanning, just!)
Location: Bugibba and St Pauls Bay

139-143 366 Project

The problem with always catching up with blog posts is that I'm always about a month behind on here with my actual life. But the good news is that we're finally getting to some very exciting days in this project - our honeymoon in Malta!! Of course now I have even more photos to share to put me further behind schedule but who cares :) Honeymoon, woohoo!

139/366 - Spotted in the streets in Leeds and of course, I had to take a photo!

139/366 - Spotted in the streets in Leeds and of course, I had to take a photo!

140/366 - Another one of Leeds shopping arcades

140/366 - Another one of Leeds shopping arcades

141/366 - Eeee and here we go with Malta photos :) it was hard choosing one photo a day but this one sums up our first day wandering around Bugibba well. It was actually really windy for the first two days of our stay and people kept apologising for…

141/366 - Eeee and here we go with Malta photos :) it was hard choosing one photo a day but this one sums up our first day wandering around Bugibba well. It was actually really windy for the first two days of our stay and people kept apologising for the weather, but it was still SO much better than if we'd been in England haha. (taken with my LC-A)

142/366 - I'm not trying to make you jealous, but this was the view from our apartment. Every morning and evening we'd have a hot drink and sit and watch the world (and boats) go by. It was pretty much as perfect as it looks. Happy sigh. Lets go bac…

142/366 - I'm not trying to make you jealous, but this was the view from our apartment. Every morning and evening we'd have a hot drink and sit and watch the world (and boats) go by. It was pretty much as perfect as it looks. Happy sigh. Lets go back shall we??

143/366 - The tree you can see is the oldest carob tree in Malta - at least 1000 years old, isn't that amazing. I have a soft spot for trees anyway but this one was quite spectacular!

143/366 - The tree you can see is the oldest carob tree in Malta - at least 1000 years old, isn't that amazing. I have a soft spot for trees anyway but this one was quite spectacular!

The next few days of blog posts will be from Malta and I'm so excited to finally be sharing these photos with you, hurrah!!

Camera: Canon EOS 750 & LC-A
Film: Agfa Vista 200