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I realise that I haven't posted for a couple days for my 365 Day project. I have shot images but I felt that they were subpar. This is my Day 4 submission.

Hipstamatic has a new pinhole lens and and new film.

Taken with IPhone 6+
Arjan film
Tachman lens.
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I love this lens and film combo...Cheshire lens, Arjan film. My new go to combo!

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Arjan film
Jimmy lens.

Whilst waiting at the car dealership today for service work on my car, I downloaded the latest film and lens from Hipstamatic. I was sitting at one end of this counter and shot the other end. I like the result.

Experimenting with a photo blending app. Looks like a double exposure!

Same items from a previous shot but using a different hipstamatic film and lens.

On the prowl for ordinary items around the house to shoot.

Jackie and Lilly just chilling on the couch.

My dog-niece, Lillyanne is so chill. My niece put a bow on Lilly's head. Of course, I had to capture the moment!

I woke up to some very dramatic clouds this morning. We had a dusting of snow overnight and the clouds, floating in the sky this morning, are most def snow clouds! Hoping for a white Christmas.

Decorating for Christmas. This cute little snowman helps me get into the holiday spirit.

Using the leftover turkey carcass, I decided to make a soup for family.

The Snapdragons still bloom in our yard even thought we have had some frost.

I spy gourds in a candy and guess what...they're orange!

I've posted this one before its so apropos for the photo assignment.

The app Enlight has such fun tutorials and this was one of them. It was how to create a ghostly image.

More of my mystical trees series.

Thanks to Sarah Williams for naming my trees.

I had so much fun the other day at the park on my mission to find spooky items and the trees did not disappoint.

I've been wanting to do an unique edit to these skulls. I think I've achieved it!

Dark, ominous, eerie, spooky...would you dare to all through these woods? I did to shoot the image! 😆😝

The way this huge limb had fallen away from the tree and in the manner in which it rested, struck as it was a portal into another dimension, time or place.

Tinto 1884 lens. CType plate films.

I just love using the Hipstamatic app when I'm shooting nature. Today, I chose Tinto 1884 lens with D Type plate film (which is monochrome) and C Type plate film (the colourised version) to replicate an old film effect similar to tin type. There's a fabulous blur/bokeh effect and I felt it to the perfect choice for creating eerie and spooky images.

I was on a mission today to find a setting that epitomises spookiness. What better place than a Cemetary. People are just dying to get in there...

Ventured out into our backyard after a Spring rain to see what I could find to shoot. Armed with my ever at the ready iPhone 6+, I found that the lilac buds were dripping with fat raindrops Caught one right before it fell to the ground,

I visited an old Cider Mill today. Great day to go. Not too crowded, sunny but not too hot and the sweat bees weren't too active. Like I said, a great do to go. The river flows behind the Cider Mill with a well worn footpath. Home to many ducks who are used to human presence and will venture close enough to see if there's a piece of a donut being offered.

After spending most of my morning playing around with lost passwords and old accounts for photography, I decided to make use of those old accounts and snap some photos. I've been in a still life frame of mind for a bit. I like the fact this shot had leading lines, bokeh, textures and a golden hue.

Waling along the path, I spied a dinosaur footprint! Ok...not really but it reminded me of one.

More from my walk in Rotary park. Tree stumps are an interesting subject to me. Ever since I was a kid, I like to count the rings in tree stumps.

I took a walk this morning in Rotary Park. Not too many people were about and I came across some very interesting tree formations. This one tree spoke to me. It's roots resembled feet.
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Was in the backyard and noticed that there's been a frost already. Too early in the year but then this year's summer has been very chilly, cool and rainy. Summer didn't officially arrive until the last week of July. Then, it's been sporadic...
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On a very hot and humid day, I went to Shiawassee Park near my home and was so thankful for the shade trees that lined the foot path.

Hipstamatic has a fishe eye lens app and I played around with the different cameras and liked this lens the most out of all. I believe the flowers is a member of the Daisy or Black-eyed Susan family. Taken at Newburgh Pointe.