Ok, so the first photo may not date back to the prehistoric ages, but it sure does feel like it. I’ve had a roll of film sitting in my Holga camera for over a year and only just got around to finishing it the other week. It had reached the point where I’d forgotten what I’d shot so there was a bit of mystery surrounding it. Most of the roll was of friends and parties but there were a few random shots thrown in as well. Bris-pals may recognise the dinosaur from the museum (childhood throwback, anyone?) and the sculpture from being outside the state library. I must have snapped them while walking around the cultural precinct one day.
I love me some film! Lomo sucked me in with their 10 free piggies and I bought more film… Just finished a roll of 120 Diana and need to get it developed too!
Love that dinosaur photo – it's hilarious, it made me laugh out loud..!
FJM
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I used to play on those dinosaurs very time we walked past them when I was little!
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Same – the triceratops (?) was my fave.
Cool pics! Love the dinosaur : )
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Ah it's great when old rolls of film get developed…and BAM blast from the past hehe.
x Stace
PS. I've got a giveaway happening to win a House of Harlow ring! I'd love for you to enter!
Definitely a blast from the past. I also like to think of it as a film documenting hairstyles throughout the year. Will check out your giveaway too!
Lovely photographs! Isn't it great to come across old films, it makes it so much more fun developing them!
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I used to love that dinosaur, although my personal favourite is the humpback whale. And that massive Redback inside is just freaky.
When I was REALLY little I'd always ask my parents if the whale was real hahaha. Those whale noises tricked me!
I have two films that have been sitting here for over 6 months that I too have forgotten what is on them.
These photos are fun, Im feeling inspired to go for a photo taking adventure at the arts precinct now 🙂
Do! There's always plenty of interesting stuff to snap.
These shots are perfection! Always love your film photos.