I tried to organise these photos, but for some reason just couldn't, so here is a fraction of Montreal in April (because I was often too busy enjoying myself to take photos).
I recently took up photography and (as Henri Cartier-Bresson said,) "Of course it's all luck."
Showing posts with label harbourfront. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harbourfront. Show all posts
Monday, 24 June 2013
Montreal Memories
The boy and I took a short trip to Montreal in April just to get away from the city and to visit some old family friends of mine. It was a refreshing get away where we walked until my legs hurt, saw some butterflies flying free and ate amazing smoked meat sandwiches at Scwartz's.
I tried to organise these photos, but for some reason just couldn't, so here is a fraction of Montreal in April (because I was often too busy enjoying myself to take photos).
I tried to organise these photos, but for some reason just couldn't, so here is a fraction of Montreal in April (because I was often too busy enjoying myself to take photos).
Labels:
city,
film,
flowers,
harbourfront,
lomography,
nature,
portrait,
travel,
urban
Tuesday, 30 October 2012
Holga 135
Recently, I found a Holga 135 on sale and grabbed it up.
It's more fun than my Holga 120, mostly because 35mm film is more accessible and cheaper to develop. ;)
Here are some shot made using this colourful camera. Some were accidentally double exposed, but it works for some (like the shot of the streetcar interior), I think.
It's more fun than my Holga 120, mostly because 35mm film is more accessible and cheaper to develop. ;)
Here are some shot made using this colourful camera. Some were accidentally double exposed, but it works for some (like the shot of the streetcar interior), I think.
Tuesday, 23 October 2012
Foggy Autumn Harbourfront
Merle and I went on a photo adventure to Harbourfront last week and were lucky enough to find this amazing fog and mist. It cleared up only a short while later, but by then we were all photo-ed out and enjoying hot chocolates by the lake anyway. :)
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