3rd Film

What are the four seasons in Idaho? 

Almost winter

winter

still winter

and road construction

I certainly do not miss the snow. But I do find these pictures from our third Holga film quite beautiful. Jack took 80% of these photos. But since this blog has his name on the title I believe it's ok to post them as OUR own. 

Oh snow... if you weren't so cold and deceiving. 

So ready for Summer.

❤Jenny

PS: Thank you Brynne for sharing the Idaho weather joke! So true.

PPS: You can see our 1st film here and our 2nd here.

2nd Film

So remember how we thought Jack broke my Holga? Well we were still able to get some cool exposures! They are a little crazy but I love how unique each of them are. And I present to you, Film The Second.

These two were taken on New Year's eve at the little Carnival in Panama City Beach. CRAZY! I love how you can kind of see Jack on the second one. Can you spot the Ferris Wheel AND the Carrousel on the first picture?

The horseys that lived in our backyard. This is when the accident happened. They were a little vicious.

1. Me 2. Somewhere in CO, beautiful sunset. 3. Did you know that goats have rectangle pupils????? I didn't! How queer.

Well I hope you guys like these. We already have the third film developed. Jack got a little carried away with it. Haha half a film in 1 hour! But we have some awesome pictures of this winter wonderland we live in.

If you haven't seen the first film check check check check check check check it out.

❤Jenny

1st Film

Here are some of the exposures from my first Holga film. Jack took some of them. He is way better at taking pictures than me. These were all taken while we were in Texas.

1. Me in my sunday attire 2. Our dear friend Korby 3. Jack at Gullo's 4. The ornament I made for my mom-in-law out of paper sacks from the grocery store.

It has been a tradition of ours to every year during the Christmas break, pay a visit to Gullo's (important family in the town) decked out house!

Jack dropped my Holga as he ran away from the crazy but beautiful horses that live in our backyard. It was pretty funny but my Holga may or may not be broken. The lens popped up a little and when we popped it back in place we weren't able to switch it from portrait to infinity and in between anymore. We'll see how the pictures turn out the next time we develop the film. Maybe it'll turn out to be a happy accident. 

Do you like them? I do... Of course they don't even compare to some of the ones i've seen out there but there are many films to come (if the camera is not broken completely! Ha.)

❤Jenny

HOLGA

During the summer, we bought a little water camera at Target and took awesome pictures with it on our trip to Crab Island, FL. I still need to post those! They are so great. I loved the suspense and the wondering of how they would turn out. When we got the pictures back I fell in love. I love the look of pictures taken with a film camera. They feel and look so nostalgic. I don't understand much about photography but I sure do appreciate that which is pleasing to the eye.
Well I liked them so much Jack got me this "toy camera" the HOLGA for Christmas which is supposed to bring fun and unexpected exposures! Always a surprise. Here is a little gallery. I can't wait to take more pictures with it and get to know its tricks and then share the results with you guys! Isn't it adorable?

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And I was so excited about my present I took 26 pictures within 24 hours (Jack helped me) and developed them as soon as we got back to FL. They look great! I will post them soon!

PS: I think my parents would have laughed at me if they saw me loading my first film. I was so nervous! Haha

❤Jenny