Who who

Another one from that same Walking Who gig I showed you before. Another double exposure with my Diana Mini and Lomography 800 film - and you can expect many more of these in future. Want to hear them? Find the link in my 'Who' post. This is the one I will leave you with for a week. I am heading to New Zealand and will have plenty more to share when I return.

Ellen in Wonderland, Part II

Remember Ellen in Wonderland? Yea, this is part two. Another slice of a magical place created by a girl with a vintage imagination. Again, Diana Mini and Lomography 800.

The mansion

A party from this angle, through this lens, seems alot more haunting than your average run of the mill party photo. The backyard of the mansion, a lomo fisheye and a different perspective of a pretty cool party.

Frankie

I think I am going to start a collection of dog photographs. I just love them. So much. Frankie is one of the cutest things ever. But I like how the Holga and Lomography Redscale 50-200 film combo make him appear a bit more intimidating and creepy than his normal little, playful self. In this photo he's a bit more dangerous than your everyday lap dog.

Double double

Just one of these exposures wouldn't be quite as good alone as they are together - and on their own wouldn't do an amazing music festival as much justice as they do as a double exposure. Holga. 400 speed film. Double double.

Float

I like this photo. I don't know why I like it so much. There is nothing very special about it. Nothing grabs you, pulls you in. But it's simple, seemingly effortless and at the same time somewhat mysterious and a bit eerie. I don't like letting these types of opportunities just float on by. (Pentax Spotmatic & Lomography 800 film)

Laneway

Laneway Festival Sydney as seen through a Holga lens, double exposed onLomography Redscale 50-200 film. Cool photo. Awesome day.