Postingan Beneran

Hai, ini postingan pertama gue. dari kemaren gue emang udah posting, tapi itu cuma copy paste doang, jadi sama aja bukan gue yang posting kan? hehe. tadinya emang gue ga terlalu berminat sama blog, tapi gue disuruh guru gue bikin blog, yaudah gue bikin aja deh.. jadilah kaya gini. nah sekarang gue udah bikin, sayang juga kalo ga dimanfaatin. yaudah ahirnya gue coba menulis dari sekarang. kebetulan sekarang gue banyak libur juga. jadi banyak waktu buat nulis. tpai sebenernya gue ga suka nulis juga. jadi ya liat aja ntar gimana masa depa blog ini :)

Colette

Colette just launched their new website and I spotted this limited edition Polaroid pop camera kit on there. The kit “contains one instant One600 ultra camera, 2 stickers sheets to make your own camera and one pack of 10 photos with ‘Pop design’ customised frames.” I do think it is overpriced considering you are just putting the stickers on to decorate the camera. But it is fun to look at. And the colette site is fun, too.

the post family

Rod Hunting of The Post Family has made some awesome vintage camera prints (his first poster was featured on Coudal’s swap meat). Here are some that are currently for sale:
polaroid (set of two 8×8 prints for $20)

Camera Poster #2 (It’s the same size, color and configuration as the first one so it’ll be great as a pair or by itself. 24” x 27, $30)

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