Oh, and happy, happy Friday.

Did you know the Lomography website calls the Diana camera the ‘ancient goddess of the moon’? I can see that! I hope you all get your cameras out this weekend and make some magic! Camera are magic, don’t you think?

In fact, I have an idea…how about I turn the tables on you guys, and let you share a little bit of your Sunday in the City. Send me a jpeg file (no more than 600 pixels wide) of photos around your town, and I’ll post a selection of your photos on the blog next week? Sound fun? Get snapping!

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20 Responses to “Oh, and happy, happy Friday.”
  1. Maggie May says:

    i found your blog and love your idea :)

  2. Suzanne says:

    Oooh I am so interested in “Lomography” and have really been contemplating getting a Diana camera!

    In the meantime I’ll have to settle with my plain, old, digital, cheap, Pentax. Off to take some pictures!

  3. susan says:

    is that camera good? i mean, as in taking good shots and such? i have my eye on it for a while but don’t know if it is worth the money to invest in it.

  4. sfgirlbybay says:

    susan – it’s good if you like imperfections. the diana gives you a kind of dreamy image. if you take a look at the link of the lomo site, you’ll see some examples of the images that come out of a diana camera.

  5. Toshimi says:

    I got a Diana for Christmas, and have yet to develop any film from it. But I’ve seen other people’s photos, and I’m in love.

    However, I actually prefer using my Holga 35mm, since the film is cheaper to buy and develop, and yield just as interesting, quirky, artistic photos as a Diana. I have those photos posted on my flickr. If you’re interested, my username is toshisushi.

  6. jodi says:

    oh, what a great idea!! it will be just the excuse i need to try out my new polaroid. count me in.

  7. Caroline @ Absolutely Unique says:

    Such a lovely idea!
    Have a wonderful weekend!
    xoxo

  8. diana says:

    I made the headline of my blog and profile, Reserved, with a Lomo LC-A. And I love the result.

  9. moseyalong says:

    Love this idea….

    Not sure how I found my way to your blog, through convoluted paths…. I could easily spend the whole evening looking at your photos and links and dreaming/designing/thinking. Nice to find a blogger from the Bay Area…

    Maybe I’ll return on Sunday with a photo to share.

  10. shanon says:

    Eeep! This sounds fantastic. =)

  11. Cecily says:

    I LOVE my diana+ camera very, very much!!
    The lomography people opened a flagship store in NYC a couple of weeks ago!

  12. Cecily says:

    Where should we send our Sunday in the City photos? email them to you or post them here?
    I am really enjoying your blog!

  13. the purcells says:

    funny i just put my diana+ in my purse and vowed to use it more often! have had better luck with our holgas but want to like the diana just as much.

  14. sfgirlbybay says:

    some great pics are coming in! you can email them to me at:

    victoria (@) sfgirlbybay.com

    thanks!

  15. Jenn says:

    Love the idea, I’ll send a pic in. I use a canon digital camera, but I got an old lomo lens modified to fit it. Works really well.

  16. karina Manghi says:

    I just got one, I have to learn to use it know!

  17. joanita says:

    i was goin to get my diana this weekend but instead i got my fisheye camera ! its still amazing……diana is next on the list though.!

  18. ash says:

    sounds like a great idea, I always love your sunday in the city pics.
    it’ll be great to see other people’s cities and favorite places.

    I’ll be exploring San Fran myself in a couple of months, can’t wait to get the camera out!

  19. Anonymous says:

    in greek mythology, diana is the goddess of the moon and the hunt.

  20. Who is naebyrd/ rna? says:

    the ferris wheel kinda looks like cupcake cars. photos are lovely!

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