HaarFager's photos with the keyword: Walgreens 200 ISO Color 110 Film

Or, my driveway in the winter! Taken with a tiny 110 camera I found at a resale shop for $1. It was like new, came in the original box and had the plastic bag around it and the manual and hand strap as well. Camera: Vivitar Point 'N Shoot 110 camera Film: Walgreens 200 ISO color 110 film. (Expired 08/2008) Date: February 19th, 2010 Location: Norris City, Illinois, U.S.A. Vivitar 02df

This is an old abandoned gas station in my hometown. I've captured it from many different angles because it's just so appealing of a subject. The sign out front is pretty old style as well. Vivitar 24bf

This is the building that used to house our local bank many years ago. I've always liked the style of architecture it uses, so snapped this picture of it. Now, a hair salon uses the place. Vivitar 23bf

I saw this symbol on a local hair salon's sign and thought it looked pretty "mystical." It may mean something. If so, I have no clue what. Vivitar 22bf

A tiny alleyway in my hometown of Norris City. Yes, we have dark alleys and criminal elements just like the big cities, thank you! Well, not really. Vivitar 21bf

This is probably Norris City's newest business, a pizza parlor called Mimmo's. I'm seriously going to have to go here and try it out soon! I don't know how far they deliver, so you could always try calling the number and see! I live four blocks from it, so I'm pretty sure I'm covered in the delivery area. Taken with my used $1 Vivitar Point and Shoot 110 camera. It works much better than I ever expected it to. The film was a roll of recently expired Walgreens 110 Color Print Film, 200 ISO. It only expired on August of 2008, so it was still in excellent condition. The whole roll looked nice and bright, so I'm glad I got this film. Thanks, Phil! Vivitar 18bf

This is the local Mason's building, captured by my new little favorite Vivitar Point and Shoot 110 camera. The image is actually almost perfectly centered - it wasn't cropped a single bit - so the viewfinder is pretty accurate in this little $1 camera. Not bad, considering. What goes on secretly inside these restricted walls? Probably poker. Vivitar 15df

Another shot taken with my tiny Vivitar 110 pocket camera. I tried moving the camera with the subject and blurring the background. I think it would have turned out better if the truck had been just a tiny bit closer, but it was a spur-of-the-second kind of shot, so I just took it and hoped. Vivitar 13bf

Just a guess here, but I'd say this footprint is about size 11 and a half and was made by white hightop tennis shoes. Vivitar 01-1bf