Whenever I go to the park, it pulls me back to a different chapter of my life—one filled with laughter, routine, and the simple rhythm of showing up day after day. It reminds me of the time I spent with my nieces, when being outside wasn’t optional but part of the week’s fabric. We had […]
Park in the Evening (10-17-25) Read More »
Chore day also means a day to attempt taking more point-and-shoot photos. It’s a rhythm I’ve come to enjoy—running errands, checking things off a list, and capturing small moments as they happen along the way. There’s movement and purpose in those days, but also unexpected pauses. In between aisles, while waiting in line, or during
Chore Day, Point-and-Shoot Moments (10-12-25) Read More »
It was both unfortunate and fortunate that the first real test run of the Kodak Charmera happened in the evening. Unfortunate because I already knew—thanks to forums and early impressions—that low light isn’t exactly this camera’s strong suit. Fortunate because it immediately set expectations where they belong. Like many early digital cameras from the late
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Well, it finally arrived — the tiny nostalgia-packed point-and-shoot camera that has everyone talking. The Kodak Charmera is a miniature digital keychain camera that pays playful homage to the disposable cameras of the late ’80s, especially the classic Kodak Fling that defined casual snapshot photography for a generation. The Kodak Charmera (check Amazon for availability
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Charmera as Charm + Camera? Instead of writing a traditional blog post, I wanted to return to something that brought me joy long before blogging ever crossed my mind — taking pictures in the moment with a point-and-shoot camera. Not to document everything, not to curate perfection, but simply to capture what life felt like
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