tech and fashion

I think I have mentioned a million times before that I have a huge interest in photography. I like to use disposables a lot for when hanging out with friends, and of course a Canon DSLR for the blog (I just ordered the T2i to also start taking HD video to make my own short films!) I also use a Panasonic Lumix for various family events and gatherings, a Fisheye for music festivals, and a Holga for summer fun. Then there is this Canon 35mm film camera. Its big and bulky and from the 80s. It was a gift from a stage manager who my mom worked with when she produced a musical a couple summers ago. I have only used it once before, and decided to pull it out again a couple days ago and really try to master the art. I still have some work to do, but here is what I came up with in the mean time. Have I ever talked about my affinity for 70s dresses? They aren't up on the blog as much as they should be but I really love them; they're so much fun to find and collect. They're so full of ...

Chandeliers, sweaters, bodycon dresses, chakras, crushed velvet, interiors, vintage cars, black&white photos, men in all white. I'm feelin' all this. The breakup was probably the best thing to happen to me as of late, things are improving exponentially, I had a great weekend with friends. I've got a bunch of exciting things prepared for the blog!  (photo credits: unknown, mandycoon, studiototal sweden )

Once again I experimented with disposable film. I love using it to get interesting, raw shots. It keeps me from losing my mind in the digital world, where everything is so crisp and clear, you know? At FYF, with dead man's bones behind me and an American Apparel shirt on. In Vegas, wearing a Theory dress (which I brought with me literally all three times I went to LV this past summer) Marc by Marc Jacobs grass green platforms. Las Vegas shoes Hope you enjoyed! xo