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I didn't photograph these. I bought a camera on eBay and there was a roll of film still in it, so I developed it. The seller had opened the back of the camera to take a picture for the listing so some frames were destroyed and there are a lot of light leaks. Judging from the years the camera was in production, the hairstyles, the decor, and what appear to be jello molds, I'd guess that these are from the '70s--as old as I am. How I got to the ripe old age of 44 without ever thinking "you know, I should use a statuette of a mostly-naked man as the centerpiece on my dinner table" I'll never know.
I didn't photograph these. I bought a camera on eBay and there was a roll of film still in it, so I developed it. The seller had opened the back of the camera to take a picture for the listing so some frames were destroyed and there are a lot of light leaks. Judging from the years the camera was in production, the hairstyles, the decor, and what appear to be jello molds, I'd guess that these are from the '70s--as old as I am. How I got to the ripe old age of 44 without ever thinking "you know, I should use a statuette of a mostly-naked man as the centerpiece on my dinner table" I'll never know.
I didn't photograph these. I bought a camera on eBay and there was a roll of film still in it, so I developed it. The seller had opened the back of the camera to take a picture for the listing so some frames were destroyed and there are a lot of light leaks. Judging from the years the camera was in production, the hairstyles, the decor, and what appear to be jello molds, I'd guess that these are from the '70s--as old as I am. How I got to the ripe old age of 44 without ever thinking "you know, I should use a statuette of a mostly-naked man as the centerpiece on my dinner table" I'll never know.
Some photos from my first attempt at developing film at home. Inexpert, as you can see, with many blotches and dust spots, but look, I made pictures! I suspect the attic wasn't the most dust-free place to hang them to dry.
I love the Instax cameras for pet photos. Unlike cameras/phones with zoom you just have to stick that lens right up in their faces and see what comes out. I have hundreds of digital photos of the cat looking elegant and refined, but this Instax mini may be my favorite. Sorry, kitty, you look like a total goofball in this one!
