I have been working on a way to capture slides (that I buy at car boot sales), using a cardboard mount, a sheet of white laser paper, a windowsill, a tripod mounted DSLR with close-up lens and remote. I will be publishing a full blog post later - I just had to share this image first.

I bought this Minolta 7s camera at the car boot sale at the weekend, and it had a film left in it. I got it developed this week - and I think the lady in the photographs are the previous owner. If I bought this camera from you, and you would like the photographs, then please get in contact with me via my website

I processed another mystery film found in one of my car boot sale camera purchases. I converted the photographs to black and white, as the colours had gone a bit psychedelic. If anyone recognises the rock formation, please leave me a comment - I would be great to find out where these were taken. My guess is somewhere in North Wales (as the camera was purchased in Cheshire).

*UPDATE* I have just done a search online, and I think the stone circle might be Callanish Circle, in the Outer Hebrides, (the Western Isles of Scotland).

These are some of my favourite photographs from car boot sales and flea markets. I love seeing other people's lives through photography.

I bought a Canon A1 camera from a charity shop at the weekend, and there was an exposed 35mm film in the case - so I couldn't resist getting it developed.