So I recently dabbled in a bit of lomography when I borrowed my sister's Diana Mini.

Honestly, it's not easy AT ALL. Or maybe I didn't read the instructions manual thoroughly and didn't shoot with the right settings on. Because out of 12 shots, only 9 were developed. And out of the 9, only 4 were "usable". 

Lesson learnt: Next time, just develop it and save it in the CD. Don't print the pictures as well.

Because I basically paid $19 for only 4 shots, which is just crazy and painful on my wallet.

Let's just start off with the decent shots.

(Oh ya ok one thing I like about the photos are that they are all in a square format)

The rest are just overexposed or too dark. 

S I G H 

'til next time

(P.S. I'm currently unemployed. Does anybody have any lobang for me in Comms/MarComms/Mktg/Advertising? Pls gimmeeee. Tyvm.)

So I bought the Fujifilm disposable camera again and. . . I was really disappointed. The pictures this time round did not manage to get captured properly as compared to the last time. 

You can check out the photos from my 1st attempt here. The last time, there were 21 clear pictures. This time, only 14 were clear and distinct. Not too sure if I was unlucky enough to get a bad camera or that the lighting was really bad or my skills are deteriorating.

I did not add any filter or edit the pictures in any way!

xxx