A blurry-soft and dreamy-toned Diana image is more an interpretation of reality than a correct representation of it.
In a way, it’s somehow more accurate to compare the Diana to an oily vintage typewriter
than to a megapixel machine of today
Who could resist the charms of its plastic body? How could you not absolutely love its lo-fi masterpiece photos? Something this beautiful, this classic, and this crucial to the world of analog photography
shouldn’t have suffered such an early demise.
from microsites.lomography.com
10 comments:
How cool! Now I want ti investigate to find our MORE. :)
Now that adds to my knowledge to the rod Diana and photography.
I've never heard of this before, but from your description, reminds me of impressionistic paintings. Have a divine week,
Leslie
abcw team
I think my dad had one when I was a child. I don't recall seeing the photos though.
Today I learned something new. :)
I join the crowd,... this is a new on me, too! Cool! Fabulous colour!
I never heard of them either!
That wall is on Christie just north of Davenport.
I am off to find out more about this Diana!
I am off to find out more about this Diana!
i'm a lo-fi guy!
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
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