A somewhat surprising memory: the first time I consumed fish & chips from a chip-shop was while on a religious retreat in Staveley in 1977.

Lomography.

Features tents, alcohol & Ballardian landscapes.

I can see the middle aged Mail Tourette's apologists (Tee hee hee! Gypsies!) going for that like a mob of crap-jacketed rats.

In full effect.

There's a bit of a theme there, I think.

( Or perhaps not... )

It's probably just me pretending to be quasi-intellectual, but I'm rather taken with the contradictory nature of buying Baudrillard's The system of objects and a new mobile on the same shopping expedition ( Read more... )

I blame pir for this ( Read more... )

Lomography.

Documents this.

Largely pictures of green and pleasant land.

Lomography.

Testing out a new chemist.

Contains people, places and things in a confusing order. Also the usual shoddy composition and wilful camera-shake.

Lomography.

Features: people, places, things and subjects who'll like as not complain. Which would be a shame, I think. Mostly.

The last time I was 'in tahn ternite', more than one person seemed taken by the (efficient, UV reactive) re-usable earplugs I was wearing and asked me to bag them a pair the next time I ordered some ( Read more... )

( Would you give the time of day... )