ghosts live on film

Picking up film from the developers, and not knowing what magic is contained within it's canister is such an exciting feeling.  There might be that one photo in there, that's worth the sky-rocketing cost of developing.  I'm sat here, sifting through these images that I picked up, fighting off the sleep banging as the arches of my heels as 11pm edges closer to reality.   I leave you with these, with not much else to say, but "nothing is sweeter that the warm bed that awaits you."
(A mixture of 35mm and 120mm Ilford film)

Olympus Trip 35

Several months ago, I added vintage camera to my growing collection, but never got around to uploading the images from the developed film in February.  It's a nice camera, and it takes fantastic images, although I feel that it will really shine when taking portraits.  I will put it to the test again soon.  For now, enjoy some of the photos from the developed reel.