I'm in love with you completely
I'm afraid that's all I can do.*
My first photos with my Diana lens! I've been hesitant to get the film camera because I can't be bothered with 120 film, but I'm happy with the way these turned out. It was hard to keep myself from taking a photo with this lens and one with my "normal" lens, but I like that I only have photos in this format. It makes them more special.
PS - See those little boys in the last two photos? Well, I was smitten with their silhouettes so I snapped away like a madwoman and suddenly heard, "ARE YOU TAKING PICTURES OF US?!" Probably one of my more embarrassing moments but they were really cute about it and didn't mind one bit.
*from "A Man/Me/Then Jim" by Rilo Kiley
oh wow, i think they are stunning! I love the little lens flares :)
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS! Love the dreamy photos...
ReplyDeleteI got super excited when I saw the post title, but I guess I'll have to settle for these pictures...hahaha! Such wonderful pictures to start my day.
ReplyDeletethese are so dreamy! and that song is possibly one of my favorites of all time. jenny lewis is a goddess on earth.
ReplyDeleteI've had this lens for over a year and have yet to use it. After looking over your photos I realize how stupid I have been. These are stunning and you have inspired me to hit the town and use my lens this weekend!
ReplyDeletethese pictures are great (as usual)! love how they capture a dreamy feeling (ditto to the above comments) and oddly enough, warmth (that is until you see the sweatshirt).
ReplyDeletethese pics turned out so dreamy. I really love the effect that the Diane lens brings.
ReplyDeletei LOVE all these pictures! they are so awesome! they have such a magicaliness to them!
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cb
haha i love that they called you out on it.
ReplyDeleteand now we have 2 loves in common: salzburg and rilo kiley!
Those pictures are dreamy and those boys make a lovely detail. Now I want a Diana!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Lovely blog you have here! x
I want a diana so bad!
ReplyDeleteYou really have a gift...lens aside. I'll enjoy seeing more. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteI bought one of these lenses over a year ago and haven't used it much. You have definitely inspired me to bring it out again!
ReplyDeleteTHESE ARE SO FANTASTIC.
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness.
these photos are so beautiful. i had no idea such a thing existed. may have to get one too. so awesome!
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely! :)
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Love love love these pictures! They turned out just beautifully, and I really love the silhouettes in the last one too!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Joelle
Lovely, lovely pictures. I really need to get myself a "real" camera. Of course, maybe I should focus on feeding myself and paying rent first...
ReplyDeleteI just started following your blog- your photos are beautiful! Can't wait to check out some more!
ReplyDeleteI love these photos!!! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLovely <3
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are wonderful! You are very talented. I love the one with the dock. Reminds me of South Carolina :)
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WOW, you have had some great pictures for your 120 film. I was also hesitant to get the Diana, but I have now got a 35mm back which is a great investment, saves time and money I wouldn't be without it :)
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