Throwaway Camera

More disposable camera goodness! Many of these are from our trip to North Carolina (and a few from KY) and such. I think I'm going to spend some of the remainder of the day looking through disposable group pools on Flickr. Sounds like a great way to spend a Tuesday, right? (Oh, and the fact I have class in 45 minutes. Sheesh!)

I need to go buy some more! I found a few at Kroger (!!!) for like $2.50! Score! I think I might try some with B&W film next! 

Throwaway Camera

Here are some disposable photos from the weekend we went to Louisville. Don't you just love that Funacho truck?! Also- that little yellow house is my dream home... oh my!

I have a few more that I need to have developed. You can't deny the beauty of cheap film, that's for sure! We also took a few rolls on our new Nikon F60 and I've been practicing some manual light leaks so hopefully they turn out cool! 

Throwaway Camera

Like I blogged a few days ago, Mike and I ventured off to that abandoned house in the middle of two towns the other day, and I shot an entire roll of film on a disposable camera. It's been a hot minute since I've had my hand on one, but I haven't posted anything recently so I'm ready to get back into the swing of things. Here is the outcome of that roll. All of the pictures are straight from the camera so there has been no post-processing.

There's really just something I love about a cheap film camera. We're so much more likely to appreciate the little mistakes and blunders in the pictures because they're one of a kind. We can't just hit delete and try again. And look at that beautiful October-Blue sky! September and October are my favorite months of the year. I love the color of the sky around this time. Absolutely beautiful!