Showing posts with label england. Show all posts
Showing posts with label england. Show all posts

Monday, January 25, 2010

FOTOS

I finally picked up the elusive cross-processed Fisheye film today. I have two grievances about this - 1. They said they'd call when it was done, because I dropped it in when they were waiting on a new part for the machine so couldn't give me a date. I actually went in to see if the machine was fixed and my photos have been there for a week.
2. It cost $29.75 for one set of prints and a disc. Even with cross-processing, I'm sure that is horrendously expensive. Well, it was only $18.90 at the other camera place for prints and a disc, and you're using the same chemicals in cross-processing.

I don't know, its quite apparent from these that I'm horrendously bad at holding my hand still while taking pic-chaz. Regardless, this is my first attempt at using my fisheye!





Wednesday, October 14, 2009

English Breakfast tastes like Darjeeling

So, while I've been not blogging for the past two months, this is what I've been up to:



Wandering London on the hottest day of their summer (32 degrees...) with Levi and his friends Tom and Felix (and Alice, who was taking the picture with Levi)



Playing in Harrod's



Going on a hovercraft!



Having tea...



... and scones



Chilling with Zac Effron (not that I enjoy High School Musical in the slightest, but it was a fun picture)



Also chilling with James Dean



Had a brief weekend in Paris



And hit up the Friends coffee house in Carnaby Street.

Sunday, September 21, 2008

Lady Luck Rules OK!

As my last post probably indicated, I tend to lust after poppy, kitsch pieces (read: most of my sister's adorable wardrobe). I'll admit it. So I will definitely be stocking up on LLRO! when I'm in England. Who doesn't want a pear ring that opens up to have a picnic hamper? Or a notepad shaped like toast? Their jewellery is simply swell. The dress is also quite cute, though I could make one quite easily. The ultra-adorable accessories are a definite win!




Wednesday, August 27, 2008

being a tiger

If only I hadn't spent £150 ($325... ouch) on a ticket to Reading Festival 2009 last night, perhaps I could afford a pair of these H.P. Lovecraft NYC shoes I've been lusting after...



















 
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