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Love at first click
life through the plastic lenses
what is this?
a transatlantic project of two friends.
two cameras: a holga & a diana
keeping in touch with
two cameras: a holga & a diana
keeping in touch with
their plastic lenses
by posting a photo a week.
rachel
the diana.
salt lake city, utah.
salt lake city, utah.
Rachel and Diana
Love at first click
alisa
the holga.
howwood, scotland.
howwood, scotland.
hope you are doing alright this week!
ReplyDeleteI really love the lighting in this photo and how the colour is slighty purpley where the trees meet the sky.
I had my driving theory test this week and passed with flying colors! yay for that. I am getting so excited for spring and feeling so motivated and also craving easter treats. for example we just ate some cadbury mini eggs to help with that craving.
not much else exciting here. hope all is well over there for you Turks!
Another lovely shot. It makes me wanna go take some photos of the churches downtown.
ReplyDeleteGreat job with the driving test! It's probably nice having that off your mind now. I agree, I'm so excited about spring and easter. I actually bought Cadbury Creams Eggs for Sage and I on Valentines! That's how much I love those things. And you gotta take advantage of them while there around (although I think they're starting to make them for other holiday's too, but they're just not the same).
Yesterday my dad wanted me to go take a look at a house for sell (he's always looking for good deals to buy as investment properties). Anyhow this was a really interesting one. The description said that it was a duplex. The property is 8/10 of an acre, and the house has 8 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, and 4 kitchens! So I went to take a look (from the picture it looked like it would need a lot of work). Seriously this place was crazy! It was built in the late 1800's, and has been abandoned for some time. Needless to say it would be quite the undertaking to restore but would be really cool if it was. I'm pretty sure it was a polygamist house. There was even a little pond in the back yard. Anyhow, it was a fun adventure that I had yesterday.
So my class has been really great. I'll have to email you a link to her blog along with some of the stuff I've learned. I've been telling everyone I know about it. So look forward to getting that soon.
And before I forget, THANK YOU SO MUCH! I love the headband that you made for me for my birthday. Very cool. I just might have to try making one for Maebe (if you don't mind). Great job with the crafting skills.