We've been having fun with an application which turns high res digital photos into oversaturated, randomly cropped, grainy old polaroids. For anyone whose family photos consist of half torn or folded polaroids covered in crayon or marker or lipstick from being stored in your mother's handbag for decades - you'll enjoy these.
Photo by M. D is going through a hat phase. M is half way through a painting the fence phase.
Lough Ennell - the retro rigout on D makes this even more authentic looking.
Photo by M. D is going through a hat phase. M is half way through a painting the fence phase.
Lough Ennell - the retro rigout on D makes this even more authentic looking.
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cool :) I got a similar effect by holding sunglasses in front of the lens :p
they weren't polaroid sunglasses by any chance?
i heard you recently had a visitor in berlin from milltown (via schmitten).
hope all is well and the trimesters are happening in sequence.
alles geht gut hier in Berlin. Nappy changing area constructed to schedule, hospital bag prepped, feckin baby books read (Dr.Havrey Krap & his missing 4rth trimester), bloody catalogues despised (by me), cot ready & baby sleeping corner decorated, buggy in gear, pantry slowly filling with World War III food, parent preparation course attended, chocolate rationing in effect albeit ineffectually, baby clothes more than adequate -thanks to Dana's sister & Siandasín (Linda,Siamak,Roisín), hospital scoped out 3 times, pregnancy photo album (2 volumes) up to date, name chosen......and so on and so forth
4 weeks exactly to EDD from tomorrow
Ye must have only 2 weeks or less I imagine.
all the best for everything and everyone ;)
I missed that comment in the flurry of other loyal follower's contributions. Good to see it's all on track. Prepare yourself for a life changing event :)
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