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A fun project 2 years ago, I was in a contest in which each photograph was given the same camera, a single-use (the cheapest kind) Kodak camera, 800 iso, no built-in flash.
Much better light than in Paris, dreary, rainy and grey actually. Miss my A1
The sugar selection at Sainsbury's supermarket in Letchworth.
Taken with flash, in a brightly lit store.
For the Monthly Scavenger Hunt July 2007. I took all the pictures with an expired single-use camera. The minilab couldn't scan them, but now that I have the right sort of scanner, I can.
kodak Sport Waterproof, single use and 27 Exposures.
Expired 05/2010 used on the 09/2016
My flatmate gave me this camera to use. It was sorted in his room and had Expired . These are the results.
Lower Regents Coalition
Shot with my United Colors of Benetton Limited Edition single use camera with sparkly nail polish on the lens.
kodak Sport Waterproof, single use and 27 Exposures.
Expired 05/2010 used on the 09/2016
My flatmate gave me this camera to use. It was sorted in his room and had Expired . These are the results.
Lower Regents Coalition
Hyde Park, London | December 2010
kodak "FunFlash" Colour Disposable | Dev at SnappySnaps, neg scanned at home.
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[All photographs © Toby Marsh. Please do not re-use without permission.]
Pictured is the Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii commissary. Disposable carryout bags will no longer be available at Hawaii commissaries effective April 30, 2024.
Taken with a snap-r single use underwater camera in week 449 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
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I picked this up in a charity shop for 75p. It had not been used, but the ISO 400 film was marked "develop before 09-2006". I have used much older films with better results, and I suspect this one was stored in a hot place or direct sunlight. The first few frames of the film are heavily fogged in a pattern which suggests that it might have been exposed to heat from one direction. I developed it in the Tetenal C41 kit, and did what I could to rescue the images after scanning.
Water bottle litter - mostly Nestlé Pure Life brand - around overflowing trash can following some afternoon youth sports activities at Cleo Mudrock Park ballfields, Louisville, Colorado, USA