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Diary of a Photographer: Taco De Lomography

Brought out my old Polaroid camera with my last expired box of Polaroid 600. The camera was passed around to family and friends during the Taco de Lomography Photo show at Lomography Los Angles in West Hollywood. The event celebrated the use of film photography and using a Lomo LC-A during each photographer's daily taco lifestyle in Los Angeles.

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