These are some of the highlights from my second roll developed from our Diana F+.  Out of twelve exposures; eight came out, and only five were actually presentable.  That's lomography for you I guess.  It's not an exact science, and takes some practice.  It also gets to be quite expensive developing and printing this medium format film.  Total cost of this development was $14.83.  Now I'm sure $2.96 a picture probably seems pretty steep, but who could put a price on memories such as these.   

The images you see here are scans of some of my first pictures taken with our Diana F+.  It is a plastic toy camera that uses medium format (or 120mm) film.  These unusual pictures are the result of a cheap plastic lens, a primitive film advance mechanism, and a less than lightproof camera body.