Whitby Redscale photos...

These are actually a mixture of photos from Whitby, Robin's Hood Bay and Staithes but I like them together and saying Whitby is just easier. I'm sure you'll forgive me.

I was a little distressed when I realised that this was my last Lomo Redscale XR film and they haven't had it on the Lomography website for a while... (don't panic yet?) so I was conservative with this film.

I kind of wish that I hadn't been though - I've never been that precious with film before and I think that in worrying about ruining it or wasting the film, I forgot to just enjoy it as much as I usually do. Luckily I did enjoy it enough to get some pretty photos though. The last one is my favourite.

Location: Whitby, Robin Hood's Bay, Staithes
Camera: Superheadz Yellow Peace
Film: Lomography Redscale XR

Waiting for the Olympic Torch...

So it has been a few months since the Olympics and since the Olympic Torch came near our house (you can see myinstagram photos of the torch here). I was a little anxious of taking photos of everyone around us whilst we waited, but I'm so glad that I did, I think these capture it pretty well.

Location: Leeds, England
Film: Kodak Portra NC 160
Camera: Yashica Samurai

Whitby and sunshine...

Oh gosh I miss the sunshine... the only light I see now is my ten minute walk to work and out of my window... but I'll be honest, a car park does not make for inspiring viewing all day. Even when occasionally a crow gets in a fight with a magpie (its rare and the crow always wins)

This last photo is what happens when I attempt to take a photo over a wall that is a good foot taller than me, by jumping and guessing :) I love it!!

Location: Whitby, England
Film: Lomo Xpro Chrome iso 100
Camera: Refurb LC-A

York's City Walls

 I shared some photos of York's city walls last year but it is one of my favourite things about York and I can't seem to stop myself taking even more pictures of it whilst I'm there.

It was cold, and overall a pretty dull day but I kind of like that about these photos.

Location: York, England
Camera: Reburb LC-A
Film: Kodak Portra NC 160