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Natalie Raymond

POET | PHOTOGRAPHER | ARTIST
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video diary: santa monica sunday

March 28, 2022 in diary, videos

a sunday afternoon at the beach with my lowfi handheld camcorder. I wanted to shoot a test roll on my recently acquired vintage pentax auto 110 super, which was billed as the worlds smallest SLR when it was released in the mid 1980s. here’s hoping the shots turn out.

 
 
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