


REPLIES
iris, Trace, kathryn, Alysha: Thank you!
sophie: Yes, definitely try it! There are so many possibilities.
Kate: Thanks! Yeah, I drop cameras even with the straps on so I don't really trust myself with no straps. My digital camera lens has a cracked UV filter on it (the crack is on the side and doesn't affect the picture) -- can't imagine how bummed I would have been if I had cracked the lens itself that time I dropped my camera on cobblestones. Cat photos forever!
kater: I'm thinking about it! I just ordered a lot of old camera straps off eBay -- I'll have to see what's in there!
Elizabeth Johnson: Thank you! I'm hoping to make more, although I'm sure you could make one yourself as well!
danielle and dinosaur toes: Thank you! Haha, it really only took five minutes. It was so easy. Just a few straight lines on the sewing machine.
Hello Lindello: Thanks! It's always nice to have something a little to your own taste, I think.
karyn: Thanks for the inspiration! The hardware is amazing. I wouldn't even want to attempt to replicate it! I can't wait to see what you come up with, if you do!
sew nancy: Thanks! Well, maybe I'll have to make some more.
My Bat Lightning Heart: Oh, please do! I've been watching other people with blogs learn more and more about photography, acquiring better cameras, etc., and it's pretty fascinating.
jackie: So weird. I don't moderate my comments and I have yet to delete any. I don't get it! But I'm glad you got your answer and I hope it was helfpul. I'm glad you like the strap!
Kempt: Oh, how nice! What a story.
online photography class? very interesting!
ReplyDeletelovely shots! online photo class could be cool..you seem to be a natural though haha.
ReplyDeleteso happy that you are enjoying the banner, anabela!
that kitten piece is sooo lovely!
nice shots! I really love the last one!
ReplyDeleteI have the Canon AE-1. I don't know what the difference is, only that, mine doesn't have any automatic features (except for the built in light meter)
and I am interested to hear more about the photography course!!
These are great!
ReplyDeleteI'm learning how to use the Canon EOS 1000FN right now. I know absolutely nothing about photography but am slowly learning about things like aperture. I took a camera book out from Robarts that is from the 1980's and figuring it out. Can't wait to develop my first roll.
don't you just love how warm & cozy this camera makes everything look? I want to jump into this post.
ReplyDeletemy high school had "art" class and that was all. nothing specific whatsoever. Lame.
first of all, I loved your two posts abt Chicago! you guys did so much, and it looked like so much fun! I haven't been since high school and am super jealous, especially since my best friend's out there now...BUT what I wanted to mention was how funny you got Gemma's zine, b/c I literally just ordered that yesterday...thinking I might make photocopies of it and color those copies in, so I can hang the cats all around...killerrrrrr
ReplyDelete(I need to stop saying that)
this post = major love. i adore that first tote!
ReplyDeletexo Alison
wow! I can't believe those are all in auto mode! I might be falling in love with film. I have a Holga but after a traumatic experience (of an entire roll of destroyed film) I've lost all desire to try again. Your canon model sounds perfect. And what a cute embroidery!!
ReplyDeleteOh my cats! Kitten embroidery! Can't handle. Too much. Gah.
ReplyDeleteAnd I had to chuckle at the Midwest is Best. I don't know if I'd agree. I'm from the Midwest, so I can say that. :)
i love your tote and your pictures :)
ReplyDeletevery lovely
it is so fun to experiment with a new camera
I also bought myself a new camera and I am so excited!! =)
ReplyDeletelovely blog!
Xoxo
Good Morning!
ReplyDeleteI love your cat embroidery and have featured it on Cuteable today!
Lynsey x
http://cuteable.com/
You can never have too many totes! I've never been into purses so I pretty much only used totes for years. Sadly, I'm paranoid about people stealing now so I'm thinking of sewing zippers into some of my totes.
ReplyDeleteOn a cat-related note- have you seen this cat illustration? (via Oh Joy).
I love that tote! Very Henry Darger like for sure!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are really lovely, and I have to agree with Caitlin that you seem to be a natural! I'm so happy to have picked up my film camera again, I took photography at high school and university but felt like I got lazy over the years using digital (I just couldn't afford the film costs!) so in some ways I'm re-learning things that used to be second nature, but I think it's good to just play around with things like you are, as well as having a solid knowledge base and that way you're free to develop a style of your own, regardless of the rules. I'm excited to see more of your photos!
Argh, run on sentence galore! Sorry, I guess I'm a it more excited about film photography than I realised!
I absolutely adore your kitty embroidery, WOW!! How beautiful. I am curious to see it finished.
ReplyDeletelove ur blog
ReplyDeletegreat post
visit
fuckthatfashionart.blogspot.com
kisses
Lookin' good, Anabela. That online course sounds like a great idea. I just got my first roll back from the AE-1, focusing is so hard! I miss the auto, it's so great that the A-1 has an auto fuction. Plus, I love those totes!
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too many tote bags. Drat! I was just in Target to check out Liberty of London products, and I didn't think of notebooks and journals.
ReplyDeletei love this post- i'm so happy you introduced me to the midwest is best tote! i just bought one for my sister as well as a baby midwest is best onesie for my best friend's newborn. yippee!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that picture of the herbs!
ReplyDeletej.
Hm, over-zealous commenting today (especially considering all I have to say is "omg! amazing!) but your cat embroidery really is, omg, amazing!!
ReplyDeleteoh great idea about the online course! i was just trying to find a school here in nyc to take some basic course & they cost from $300-800!! crazy. please let us know how this course goes!
ReplyDelete