Showing posts with label diana mini. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diana mini. Show all posts

Friday, August 30, 2013

A Tropical Conversation

It's been a while since my last blog post, I have a new day job which has been taking up a lot of my time. A holiday was in order and I was lucky enough to take a few days off and head north to Port Douglas in tropical north Queensland. Sunshine, oceans swims, gondola rides through the rainforest and lazy afternoons sitting under palm trees. Such bliss to get away from it all to this beautiful tropical paradise.


Monday, May 6, 2013

Mystery Film Rolls Pick n' Mix

A few rolls of film from my Diana mini camera had been gathering dust until I finally had the funds to get them developed. There were a couple that I couldn't remember what was on them, which, for me is the beauty of film. Sometimes I like not knowing how an photo will turn out as I savour each shutter click for something special then I get a nice surprise when I get a roll developed!

I remembered a photo walk around Melbourne I did a months ago with these guys, a beach outing, a trip to Nelson airport and a few holiday snaps from a long lost New Zealand summer.


Friday, March 29, 2013

Duitsland!

I hope you're having a cosy weekend. It's getting chilly here in Melbourne so I've sorted through some of my prints and decided to share these few from my trip to Köln in Germany last year. So many delicious baked goods were had...



Sunday, March 3, 2013

Day Dreams of Paris

I had a Parisian summer last year and took a plethora of cameras with me, including my treasured Diana Mini Jiyu . I've finally gotten around to scanning some of the images in from this gem of a camera so here's a wee taste of the city of lights, pastry and love.
Oh Paris you're so dreamy . . .

Friday, March 2, 2012

On the Street with Diana

The lovely and talented Mel of Milk & Miel loaned me her sweet little Diana Mini camera to take on a mini street safari. We climbed metro stairs, jumped over puddles, dodged bicycles & marvelled at the summer sky. Here's our photo diary . . .