New U.S. Polaroids

 I took my Harry Potter Polaroid camera (common known as a Fujifilm Instax 210) with me during our trip through Utah, Nevada and Arizona last April. America is such a photogenic country and even more when you look to it through a Polaroid camera lense! I love the pictures I took so much, that the ones I took home seem now a bit too plain to me, actually.

So here we go, a whole new batch of snapshots (in no particular range)!

 A (very) old mobile home on Grand Canyon Camper Village. (The blob on the left is a big black dog on a very long leash.)

 A handpainted sign in Golden Gate park, our last day in San Francisco. It was a beautiful bright day, with perfect light to shoot Polaroids with (I learned that light is very, very important when it comes to taking pictures with a plain camera like this Polaroid).

Another sign warning for crossing Prairie Dogs in Bryce Canyon National Park. And yes, that’s snow on the sides of the road! The weather was bright but so cold (and I kept refusing to put on any other shoes than my flipflops (flipflops give me that extra holiday feeling), so you can imagine how cold my feet were that day :-)
It’s sometimes hard to be stubborn *LOL*