T Rex vs Vivitar UWS

A couple of shots (from a while ago) with the Viv at Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake.

Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim

Ilford XP2

It was really hot and way sunny - I should have used a different film. Most of the roll came out too washed out since it was too bright for this 400 speed film. It's a shame since I took some pictures of the giraffes being awesome and giving high fives and juggling and stuff and of the monkeys doing Act I Scene I from Romeo and Juliet. At least I got Mr. T. Rex. The second picture is the last frame on the roll of film. Those usually come out looking pretty cool with the crazy edges and stuff.

Utah - Vivitar

More from our trip to Utah a month ago:





Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim

Fuji NPZ 800

The photo lab I took my film to scanned one of the rolls from the Utah trip wrong. For each scanned frame there was half of two pictures. Ugh... You get what you pay for. Anyway, I finally got around to having them re-scan it.

Being a plastic point-and-shoot toy camera, you get some pretty cool looking stuff with the Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim when you put aside rules about composition and everything else and just shoot.

Tourists

Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim
Ilford XP2

French tourists - Sedona, AZ

Vacation

Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim
Gray market Ilford XP2
and
Canon Elan 7n
Fuji NPZ 800

Last week we drove up to Utah through Vegas for a much needed vacation and to visit family and friends. It was perfect.

Amaya the Photog

Canon Elan 7n and Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim
Fuji NPZ 800

Amaya is constantly asking if she can take pictures with my cameras. She'll go around taking pictures of EVERYTHING. The last picture is one she took with my Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim.