what's in that paper bag?

why, it's some solaris 400iso film...

to feed the fisheye!

oh fisheye, you so fly

i swear i really wasn't planning on buying another camera so soon after the instax mini. i had earlier earmarked the fisheye for a possible purchase next year but suddenly lomography started giving out piggy points, and then a 10% discount, and then more piggy points. in a flash, i managed to gather enough piggies and discounts to minus off 40 usd from the total amount. it was too good to be true and before i knew it, i had clicked pay and a fisheye 2 was hurtling from hong kong towards me! i completed my order on monday and the fisheye 2 was sitting happily on my desk on wednesday. two pats on lomography's back for the incredibly quick shipping!



i snapped my unboxing process.

as part of lomography's retail therapy promo, they also threw in a klick max 200 (expired) film for every order. Overall, pretty sweet deal. Here's hoping that there will be a sunny day this week for me to run a quick test roll through it!

oh and tonight, i discovered two wonderful blogs, here comes the sun and andrew+carissa. they give me hope.

i have been a bad bad girl

in the last week or so, i purchased



4 x Solaris 100 (expired)

2 x Solaris 100

3 x Solaris 200 (expired)

1 x Kodak Max 400 (expired)

1 x Konica VX 200 Super (expired)

3 x Kodak Color Plus 200

3 x Sunny 100

2 x Agfa CT Precisa

2 x Fuji Sensia 100

1 x Instax Mini pack



AND...



a FUJI INSTAX MINI 7 in white!



AND...



i am thinking of getting more. omg, i have a problem. somebody help!

sunday afternoon

Even though I have at least 20 rolls in my film stash, I couldn't resist buying more when I stopped by Triple D this afternoon. I have been dying to try the lomography redscale film for a long time because I really like the colours that it produces. And since I like experimenting with obscure films, I picked up the efiniti UXi super 200 films as well. They were going for 3 for $10, too good a deal really to not pick any up.

iphone, pudding camera app, basic camera, vivid film