Tuesday, 28 June 2016

A retro exploration of Norfolk

I'm not ashamed to admit it, I'm a little bit of a camera geek. So in my gear bag is normally one of THE best cameras ever made, the point and shoot Olympus Trip 35 as championed by David Bailey. It's a little camera and is a brilliant and fun to use. I have two of these little gems, and normally keep one loaded with colour film and the other with black and white. It has a fixed focus lens, so it means to focus you move either closer or further away from your subject matter.

My Olympus Trip 35 has accompanied me on many trips around Norwich and Norfolk. Here are a few of my favourites, with a lovely retro effect that only comes with using out of date film.

Enjoy!

Fishermen's Rest, Winterton on Sea
Mid Norfolk Railway, East Dereham


East Somerton church

Maltings, East Dereham

Potter Heigham

Huts, Winterton on Sea

Cromer beach


Cromer

Pill Box, Happisburgh beach
Church Rooms, Swaffham


The Guildhall, Norwich
Anglia Square, Norwich

1 comment:

  1. Amazing photos Alex! I love the effect the old film has! The one of the MNR especially looks like something from the Wild West! Are these going to become cards? Looking forward to seeing more. (These would make a great book)

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