Long time, no blog.

I hate that the pressures of university and trying to hold down a job forced me to abandon this blog and focus on my studies/getting enough sleep. Hopefully I'll be back soon, now that I've finished my second year. I've missed blogging a lot recently. 

Wearing Ray Bans and a Whistles dress. 

Turning Twenty

I was lucky enough to spend my 20th birthday in Paris with my wonderful friends. Of course, I took my trusty disposable cameras with me, and ate too many macaroons. 

Fotografie

My favourite photos from the disposable camera I took to Italy. 

Switzerland

I spent the last nine days with my friend in Switzerland. I had a wonderful time - the country itself is beautiful, the people are lovely and the food is delicious. Of course, I took a disposable camera with me. 

click click SNAP

I'm not the only disposable camera fan in my family - my brother uses them a lot as well. He gave me permission to select my favourite pictures from the camera he took on our holiday and put them on here. 

Flo x

The (disposable) camera never lies

You may not have noticed, but I rather like disposable cameras. I think for me it is the anticipation of not knowing how the photos are going to come out, which is why I seem to spend a lot of my time floating listlessly around Boots as I wait for the hour it takes for my photos to be developed to end. Most of the time I am disappointed - 6 out of 25 photos came out of the camera I used at Lounge on the Farm came out. My friend, however, had more luck with her one:

Disposable camera photos can't really be edited (by an amateur like me anyway) - what is in the picture is what the camera saw, and that what really draws me to them. The pictures are never perfect, but it's the imperfections in them that I like. 

Flo x