Fashionable Friday : Out of Africa-ish

Fashion and Fluffballs illustration: Vintage Camera Romance © Shell-Sherree
{Fashion and Fluffballs illustration: Vintage Camera Romance © Shell-Sherree}


Not quite Out of Africa, but from the looks of that fence, this could be our definition of a weekend with the big cats.

Call me old-fashioned but there's a certain romance about old cameras and the careful consideration called for when capturing a moment in time without the ease of digital indulgence.  And don't get me started on dark rooms.  Is a kiss stolen while gently swirling paper and watching an image come alive under the ripples more breathtaking than a smooch exchanged over a computer screen?

Let us compose ourselves and sip G&Ts with a slice of finely-Laguioled lime while we ponder on the meritous possibilities of hipsters trading fudge brownies for Box Brownies.  Perhaps not a moment too soon.  And on that note ...

Happy Fashionable Friday to you !

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  1. I will forgo the darkroom chemicals for those in the G&T, ma chere. But please do allow me to wear the hat.

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    1. Ah, the lightheadedness of those darkroom chemicals ... perhaps nicer in theory, then. :) The hat is yours, ma chere!

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  2. Ah, I remember those days of the magic of the dark room. No stolen kisses though as I was a married woman at the time.
    I need to email you one of my "Out of Africa" pictures.

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    1. I'll look forward to your Out of Africa piccie, dear Michelle, and I'm glad to have sparked some memories.

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  3. Such a romantic notion: a lightheaded kiss in a darkroom. Brings to mind Fred Astaire dancing in the darkroom with Audrey Hepburn. (And then on to Paris!)

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    1. Ahhhh. Now, there's a lovely thought, dear Alexa. Bisous, ma chère!

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