Roses (by Grant Hamilton)
(via dirtyprettything)
(via accidentallydomesticated)
I’m sick of this trend of taking bad, faux-vintage photos of ugly girls covered in tattoos for indie t-shirt companies.
I don’t care about how you can make it look like you shot something 40 years ago or that you have discovered the avant garde font. Everyone’s seen it before, don’t pass it off as original thinking.
If your model could have looked on the boring side of normal at some point before she decided to:
- Shave half of her head.
- Cover her face in enough jewellery to make herself look like a handbag.
- Wear corsets to give herself some sort of shape other than “round”.
- Get her tits out because they distract from how repugnant her face is.
- Cover herself in star/pinup/antler/swallows tattoos.
Then you probably picked a bad model and were only taking their photo on the chance they’d think you were cool or would sleep with you because you were taking their picture for free “because you love photography” (read: because you like looking down tops, up skirts and because you’re a creep).
If your photo needs post processing in order to look like you shot it so badly on purpose then maybe you shouldn’t have shot it in the first place.
Posted not because it has Hannah Murray and Kaya Scodelario in it, but because of the trip 35. I have two of these cameras and love the pictures I get from them. I need to use them more.
1990: Wake up in the morning and hear a random song on the radio
2010: “Wake up in the morning feeling like p didddy” smash the radio.


