A few more old polaroids.

holga/polaroid - georgia, 2007

I haven't tried any of the new polaroid films yet. Maybe its time to dust off some of those cameras and use them. I haven't used any cameras in a while, including an old one found at a garage sale that was given to me as an early birthday present several months ago. Same goes for the six rolls of expired film that came with it that I was so excited about but haven't bothered to put in a camera yet.

A tiny village perched on a cliff in south-western France. Talmont-sur-Gironde is beautiful and filled with hollyhocks, every street is lined with them. Another reason this village is so beautiful is that it is pedestrian only. Even the locals are not allowed drive into the village.

These are some of my collection of Bjørn Wiinblad ceramic pieces. All of these were given to me by my mom and aunt who collected them as young women in Denmark in the 60's and 70's. I continue to add pieces as I find them.

Recently, I've added other Scandinavian ceramics too, like this one (below) from Figgjo, I think the pattern is called Lotte.

A photo I took about ten years ago. It was a prototype for a bridal bouquet that ended up a lot different. I love the color of that old Studebaker my sister had back then and her arm holding the bouquet out the window.

Looking through old photos, these are nearly the same shot. Now I'm curious how many more I can find and put together.