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After all the excitement from yesterday, I'm back to blogging photos from April. I don't mind though, in fact I'm still feeling quite taken with Stratford Upon Avon and our little trip away for the week.
These photos were taken in the Gower Memorial just off the Canal. I'm particularly fond of these statues as the first time that I visited Stratford Upon Avon with my family we took lots of silly posing photos which is definitely one of my fondess memories from that little holiday.
Thank you to everyone who has joined the photo swap yesterday, I got 43 entries in the first day which is pretty amazing!!
Yes, it's that time again!
After the sucess of the last two photoswaps in 2009 and 2010 I felt that now was a great time to kick off the 2011 Photoswap! For those of you that don't know, here is a quick history of the photoswaps.
It all started when the lovely Susannah posted a link on her Twitter about disposable cameras way back in 2009 and I started to think how wonderful it would be to take photos to then send to someone else to develop!
I love photos - I especially love photos taken by film cameras and I love the anticipation of waiting for my own photos but waiting for someone elses with no clue about the photos would be beyond exciting!!
Each photoswapper either takes a roll of film or buys a disposable camera it has to be something that you develop and they take photos just for their swap partner, then send the cameras/films to each other and develop the other persons photos (and posts them on their blogs for everyone to see of course).
THE ENTRY FOR THIS SWAP IS NOW CLOSED.
I hope that you are all as excited about this as I am - the results from the last two photo swaps were so amazing that I can't wait to see what we get this year!
If you want to ask me a question then please email me on rhiannelouise@gmail.com
p.s. Thank you to everyone who have volunteered so far, Cassandra who helped me with making HTML coding visible on posts and in the sidebar and also Katrina for her wonderful tape which I've used everywhere!
As well as using the borrowed LC-A, I also took my little superheadz camera with me to Manchester (the camera wasn't Lomo but the film was, so its fine...) I am still loving the combination of camera and film together and I think it's caught the different atmosphere that Manchester (north, gritty) has compared to Minehead (south, not so gritty - simply put lol) very well.
Happy weekend!
I'm going to a wedding tomorrow and I have something exciting planned for next week already, so I think its going to be a pretty amazing few days :)
Location: Manchester, England
Camera: Superheadz Yellow Peace
Film: Lomgraphy Redscale XR 50-200
All photos are mine unless stated otherwise. Please do not use any of my photos without asking for my permission.
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