Camp Snap Camera Photo Gallery

I recently bought a Camp Snap camera. It's a plastic digital camera without an LCD display that is supposed to emulate the experience of taking photos with a disposable film camera. The idea is you take a bunch of photos without chimping every shot, making a thousand edits, or adding a bunch of filters. The photos look like old digicam or cell phone images. The quality is a far cry from modern cameras or the latest iPhone, but shooting with it IS fun. It makes photography more of an "in the moment" experience. Here is a gallery of some recent photos I took with the camera.

Two ladies sitting on a park bench underneath an architectural concrete bridge

Black and white firmware mode: Two ladies sitting near the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, Tennessee

Photo of a dog looking directly at the camera

Vintage firmware mode: A friendly dog came up to me at Boulevard Park in Chattanooga, Tennessee

Walnut Street Bridge in Chattanooga, Tennessee

Standard firmware mode: A view of the Walnut Street Bridge from the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, Tennessee

Small bridge along a gravel walking path

Black and white firmware mode: Walking bridge along a gravel path

Footprints in melting snow on wooden deck

Standard mode, Silvertone filter on iPhone: Footprints in the melting snow

Snow melting on a rooftop, barren tree and grey sky in background

Standard mode, Silvertone filter on iPhone: Melting snow on the rooftop

Man walking across a bridge on a cold day

Expired filter (CampShades): Walking across the John Ross Bridge in Chattanooga, Tennessee