Whitby Phone Photos Part 2

Yup, even more photos just from my phone... and I forgot to add that Thomas took his digital camera and I also had a new digital toy to play with over the holiday as well.

Now I just need to develop those films, I'm not sure how much longer I can wait!

Whitby Phone Photos Part 1...

So I took a lot of photos on holiday... In fact, when you combine all the photos on my phone (and 13 rolls of film, cough) I'm actually surprised by how many.

I blame the fact that we had wi-fi and phone signals! And also that I love taking photos.

Some of these I shared on Instagram but I was surprised by how many photos I took and never got around to sharing too, so some of these will hopefully be new to you...

Don't the skies look so blue. We were very lucky with the weather!

p.s. I've had a little blog layout update, I decided to tinker this morning and ended up redoing the whole thing, what do you think?

Whitby Polaroids Part 2

My luck with this camera seems to vary, it's a very different approach to my other cameras and the learning curve, especially with the colour film seems to be quite steep, but boy I still love it, even when I overexpose or underexpose my photos.

Camera: Polaroid Land 340
Film: Fuji FP-3000B and FB-100C
Location: Whitby

Whitby Polaroids

Hellooo!!

I'm back and currently feeling relaxed and refreshed (who knows how long that will last lol) and I'm excited to share my first photos from Whitby with you.

Ohhhhh, how I love this camera/combination, it is so fun to carry around, so fun to use and I love the results (even though I have over exposed the results a number of times). I'm so thrilled with these photos, I think they capture the oldy world feeling that Whitby has and the Abbey ones details are so perfect, I nearly danced around the Abbey when I pulled those apart.

You totally understand that I want to be back there right now don't you? Lets all go :)

Camera: Polaroid Land 340
Film: Fuji FP-3000B
Location: My current fave - Whitby