


What I am enjoying in particular with the LC-A is its portability, it’s no problem to pull it out of my pocket as I go about my business. The fountain is at my work, the path was a walk after work, and the plates were lunch with a friend.



What I am enjoying in particular with the LC-A is its portability, it’s no problem to pull it out of my pocket as I go about my business. The fountain is at my work, the path was a walk after work, and the plates were lunch with a friend.





More from the same day. I accidentally tore this roll of film when I was winding it back (what an amateur!) but the guy from the camera shop salvaged most of the prints. I am converted to going into places to get photos developed rather than sending them off as a roll from my Yashica seems to be lost in the post.
The last four are Magdalen College which I have photographed a few times, here it is in the April and September. I am looking forward to going back over this spring and summer to see how things blossom. Most Oxford Colleges generally seem to be open to visitors between 2-4pm which means if you have a job it is almost impossible to visit them. I guess this might be on purpose as they are places for study however it would be nice if out of term time they could allow people in over lunchtimes or something.



I got another Lomo LC-A roll developed. We’ve been having some sun around here. It’s still really freezing cold though.

I made Elizabeth David’s Chocolate Almond Cake for my sister’s birthday lunch. It is flourless so gluten-free. When I was Googling for the recipe I found it on this pretty cookery blog. I used their doubling-up method. Very delicious, I will make this again.

I gave my sister Dorie Greenspan’s book Baking: From My Home to Yours and made her this ‘R’ brooch from felt. It’s nice giving my sister gifts as I feel we are on the same wavelength so give each other things that we would like.
We are trying to build a house! I would like to document this and any inspirations so I have set up a second space for all that stuff over here. It is all very exciting, fingers crossed…