Main gates of Disneyland with the most amazing floral arrangement I have ever come to appreciate in my entire life in the form of a vintage Mickey Mouse head. I made like a meerkat and jumped onto the highest points to get these shots just after the park opened. Sweet little garden and a vintage miniature locomotive going around in the background.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Keep off the Grass
Main gates of Disneyland with the most amazing floral arrangement I have ever come to appreciate in my entire life in the form of a vintage Mickey Mouse head. I made like a meerkat and jumped onto the highest points to get these shots just after the park opened. Sweet little garden and a vintage miniature locomotive going around in the background.
Friday, March 25, 2011
My girl Diana
Diana F+ on the left (blue and black), Lomography World Congress 7th anniversary edition in black and gold. I love lomography cameras, the light weight and the comfort, the shape and the colour of the plastic and the simple controls but I still haven'y processed my first roll out of them yet...
Labels:
Camera,
Desk,
Diana F+,
Home,
Lomo,
Lomography,
Photography
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Eclecticism



My wall consists of the flag of the state of California, various vogue extracts and advertisements, two posters promoting ither a band or a festival, a large poster of a flying unicorn, postcards from my school library and San Diego, subscription slips from Russh Magazine and extracts as well as maps from Seaworld, San Diego Zoo and Disneyland. And a note from my boyfriend's mum :)
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Caged Dragon
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Pastel Sky
I think I actually wanted the colour of the seafoam green of the roof of the building we so frequently drove past in San Diego but the sky is nice too. The building just looked so cute and like it had popped out of a fairy tale or something. Looked out of place in a city with such a smokey sky and modern buildings.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Astaga Naga!
Which my Indonesian teacher will have me believe means, "Oh look, a Dragon!"
Google translate can confirm this as it transaltes as, "Gosh Dragon".
This will come in handy next time I'm in America or if I ever find a real dragon in Indonesia. Both events being of little probability and likelihood unfortunatelty.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
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