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Ooh god.
Meanwhile, I've discovered to my surprise and slight annoyance that most Lomographic Cameras are available to buy at a trendy shop in Chorlton, and soon every middle-class fridge in the area will have a quirky Action Sampler image stuck to it. This is also A Bad Thing as I can walk 5 minutes down the road, hand over my totally abused Solo card and buy them all. I'm earning a lot of money at the moment with shoots and bar work and I need it so I don't end up starved and homeless in a back alley in Slovakia during the above-mentioned trip. Anyway, I already have my Super Sampler but fuck it, I'm buying a Holga. I know some of you own one and I was wondering would it be lame to settle with the regular format 35mm model? It will surely be easier to get film but would I miss out on some of the affects and vignetting? Should I just go for the old school MF model and learn to love it, and my decreasing bank balance? Or, alternatively, stick a middle finger up at Lomographic pretention and get a Diana off ebay for about 2p? Hi, thanks.
50p Marlene and Edith Piaf LPs from ebay. Extention lead = LP joy in my back yard. £4.99 70's tunic dress from Oxfam.
I wish I had a proper garden, but I don't, so close-ups it is.
stoned hazy evening park fun.
Your tickets will be sent to you within 7 days.
Your order reference is TPNET6015519.
Please make a note of this booking reference for any future enquiries.
Now you've booked your ticket, take a look around the inter-rail site to get some more ideas on what to do, and what to pack!
Happy Inter-Railing!
Ooh god.
Meanwhile, I've discovered to my surprise and slight annoyance that most Lomographic Cameras are available to buy at a trendy shop in Chorlton, and soon every middle-class fridge in the area will have a quirky Action Sampler image stuck to it. This is also A Bad Thing as I can walk 5 minutes down the road, hand over my totally abused Solo card and buy them all. I'm earning a lot of money at the moment with shoots and bar work and I need it so I don't end up starved and homeless in a back alley in Slovakia during the above-mentioned trip. Anyway, I already have my Super Sampler but fuck it, I'm buying a Holga. I know some of you own one and I was wondering would it be lame to settle with the regular format 35mm model? It will surely be easier to get film but would I miss out on some of the affects and vignetting? Should I just go for the old school MF model and learn to love it, and my decreasing bank balance? Or, alternatively, stick a middle finger up at Lomographic pretention and get a Diana off ebay for about 2p? Hi, thanks.
50p Marlene and Edith Piaf LPs from ebay. Extention lead = LP joy in my back yard. £4.99 70's tunic dress from Oxfam.
I wish I had a proper garden, but I don't, so close-ups it is.
stoned hazy evening park fun.