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Diana F+ Tori Amos Edition
written by strangelilgirl on 2011-10-13 #gearThe Diana F+ Tori Amos edition was released shortly before Christmas of 2010. Sold exclusively on Tori’s own site, you could only purchase this camera in a beautifully boxed set. At $180 (now down to $150), it is definitely an investment, but well worth it!
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Polaroid One Step: Don't Mind if I Do
written by strangelilgirl on 2010-04-24 #gearThe Polaroid One Step close-up camera takes 600 film, has a built in flash (which you have the option of not using), 2 distance settings (2 - 4 feet or 4 feet - infinity), and an optional darken/lighten setting. I was given this camera as a hand-me-down gift from my boyfriend's mom who--sadly, like so many folks these days--has gone digital. But one person's trash is often another person's analogue treasure!
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The Old Photo Booth at The Ace Hotel
written by strangelilgirl on 2009-08-24 #placesA photographer’s paradise! For all us old school, black & white lovers, this photo booth is NOT for the faint of heart. This is NOT one of those cheesy sticker photo booths that you’ll find in the mall, nor is it the rip off sitting in your local movie theater lobby; this is the real deal!
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Bar Hopping in Downtown Portland
written by strangelilgirl on 2009-08-16 #placesFor my boyfriend’s 21st birthday, we wanted our first bar experience to be in one of our favorite places: downtown Portland! I’m 22, but have been anxiously waiting for the chance to go out with him, so we celebrated the night as if we were both turning 21!
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Kodak High Definition (35mm, 400 iso) user-review
written by strangelilgirl on 2008-12-25 #gearCross processing has fast become an addiction of mine, but once in a while I think it’s good to step back and make sure I don’t underestimate nature’s ordinary colors by using some good ole’ color print film.
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The Haunted Brick Building (Central Point US)
written by strangelilgirl on 2008-10-18 #placesThis brick building, located in Central Point and built in 1908, was recently placed on the National Historical Society list as a building that cannot be torn down. But there is another side to this building that is just as interesting as it's looks and age...
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