This disposable camera post is long overdue, but I still feel like posting it. There is something very special to me about film photography - it feels more nostalgic and representative of the memory in my head. One picture to capture one moment, rather than 30 of the same thing. Using a
disposable camera creates a realistic version of a memory, rather than an overly posed or fine tuned version. In this way, they represent reality. They aren't really in order to be honest, but that doesn't matter as they are all individual snippets of moments. Although these photos may have no personal significance to you, I hope you enjoy looking through them. If you are featured in these photos, I love U xx
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Joe after a walk to the woods |
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Jorja Smith gig at Rock City |
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Joe and I at my 18th Birthday meal |
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Joe and I swimming in the Isle of Wight sea in October (crazy people) |
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Katie, Anna, Josie and I at a Mahalia gig |
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James's Birthday |
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Anna in Leicester |
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Joe during geography fieldwork in Isle of Wight |
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Anna and I in Luzern, Switzerland |
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Anna on a sunset walk at home |
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Anna and I eating crepes in Basel :) |
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Anna and I swimming (floating) in the river in Basel |
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New York City skyline |
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Katie, Anna and I in town |
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Katie, Anna and I in Basel |
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Me while camping with Joe |
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Joe in Nottingham |
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Dermot Kennedy at Dot To Dot festival |
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Bad Sounds at Dot To Dot festival - taken from in front of the barrier |
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Bad Sounds at Dot To Dot festival - taken from in front of the barrier |
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Joe on the way back from a vintage kilo sale |
Have you ever tried using a disposable camera?
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