(In collaboration with Lomography, TPJ had Jason Travis play around with Lomo's new camera, the Lomomatic 110 pocket camera. Here, his thoughts and photos!)

I’ve had this idea percolating for a while now—utilize an old market, putz around, spill some groceries, make a mess. I’ve dabbled in film photography over the years but have always stuck to digital for the sheer volume of ideas I can create and execute. However, there’s a tangible quality I always love about shooting with film. It forces one to slow down and live in the moment. Also, the unknown aspect is liberating. This series was especially fun because I purposely didn’t bring any digital equipment to the shoot.

I love a fresh challenge. This shoot involved testing out the new Lomomatic 110 pocket camera. I’d never shot with a 110 film camera before. I set out to make some magic with mundane moments and a limited timeframe.

I reached out to my friend Kelly to model for this shoot. She was the perfect fit because I knew she was a fan of 110 film. She styled herself based on a few discussions, and off we went.

Shooting with the Lomomatic 110 was super fun. The way it slides open to advance the film is a simple delight. Also, the size of the camera is wonderful. And of course the easy loading/unloading of the film is a major plus.

It was nice to get out in the sunshine and catch up with an old friend in the process. I also went home with a few fresh eggs and tomatoes.