Lets hope it's a good one ...
Let me also hope there weren't too many grammatical errors in that statement either. (Lets, let's????), (it's, its?????) ...
But after this year, who cares ...
Lets hope it's a good one ...
Let me also hope there weren't too many grammatical errors in that statement either. (Lets, let's????), (it's, its?????) ...
But after this year, who cares ...
Got this gorgeous wooden toy car from France here ...
This unusual looking Citroën 2CV was made by the French toy makers Vilac.
They are renowned for making quirky, retro-style cars and toys in bright colours. And they have been doing so since 1911.
It has a real charm about it ... and lucky you, this is for sale!!
So get shopping on Facebook Marketplace HERE
I've got one of these unusual 1960s cameras for sale ...
They are hard to find nowadays, and have cult status amongst photographers.
Initially made as a cheap-and-cheerful camera for fairgrounds and seafront gift shops, they unintentionally became iconic items.
Like their better known contemporaries, the Diana cameras, they can produce bizarre and strange photographs.
They have a habit of letting in light, which creates unexpected light effects, blurry dreamlike atmospheres and saturated colours.
The joy for photographers is that no two photos are the same, so there is always a surprise to see what you actually get!
Such was their uniqueness, that a whole genre has been created to categorise them, called Lomography.
The example I have for sale, includes its original box, PLUS an unused film!
Its up on the Facebook Marketplace, so have a peep HERE
And here is my own example of how Lomography looks ...
This is my pic of the day, taken this year in Symondsbury in Dorset, on a very rare outing.
The shapes, colours and sheer age of the bricks and stones just caught my eye.
To be honest, inspiration is in short supply these days for my blogs, but I want to keep things going.
I seem to have a loyal band of about 6 people who read them!!!!
So THANK YOU for taking the time to have a look, it is much appreciated.
I'm hoping for a surge of creativity in the new year, to get a few of my art projects up and running again.