The newest member to my camera family

This little cutie is the Kodak Six-20 ‘Brownie’ C produced from 1946 to 1953. My dad’s aunts in Chile had it saved and when my parents went to visit in December they brought it back for me. As a surprise they just shipped it (along with a bunch of other Chilean goodies) and I got the package today. I can’t wait to try it out since, after a bit of research, I learned it can take 120 film. 

These were taken with my Canon dSLR, but how meta is that second photo? It’s a picture of the viewfinder which is inversely reflecting the first photo.

Duke, I’ve missed you

More photos taken of Duke when I went to visit my folks. It’s mostly of Duke’s most recognizable building, its Chapel.

I love the architecture at Duke. It’s so gothic. Honestly I think the main reason I ended up attending was because it reminded me of Hogwarts. 

Photos taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSi.

The Beatles, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. Late Christmas gift that arrived yesterday from my family in Chile. I’m surprised it made it one piece! 

Photo taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSi.

From my snowy window

So by the time I ventured out into the snow almost all of it had melted into a big pile of slushy black ice—not exactly a winter wonderland. Perhaps tomorrow I’ll attempt to wake up earlier, hit up the NYU campus for some photos and then proceed to read read read for class. Until then, here are some more shots of the snow from my window. 

All photos taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSi.

Cutest little window in a shop in Covent Garden.

Photo taken on my Canon EOS Rebel XSi.

The KissMas tree in Covent Garden. You kiss under the mistletoe and over 50,000 lights light up! It was so lovely.

Photo taken on my Canon EOS Rebel XSi.

 Here’s a shot of the Tower of London, which was literally a five-minute walk from where I was staying (thanks to the lovely lindseycathryn for the recommendation). Isn’t it spooky at night?

Photo taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSi.