35mm

Lomography 35mm 36 Exposure 400 ISO film - 3 pack
$15.00
Lomography is a light-grabbing sport! Quick shutters, small apertures, fast subjects, and low lights call for film that¡Çs a little faster than standard 100 ISO. The last thing that Lomographers want to do is sacrifice any of their beloved Lomographic colours and effects for a little extra speed. Ideal for fast action and low light is Lomography's 400 ISO 35mm 36 exposure film.

Fujifilm 1014258 Superia X-TRA 400 35mm Film -4 Pack
$12.99
I went horseback riding with my dad. He used kodak 800 speed film I used Fuji 800 film. We had the same kind of camera. We took the same shots, & the same time of day. The Fuji pictures were more sharper, with much more vibrant colors. I would buy nothing but Fuji film. My dad switched to Fuji too!(after he saw my pictures)

Lomography Fisheye 35mm Camera
$50.00
Nice camera for fun snapshots... give a great fisheye effect. It's much cheaper than an actual fisheye lens for a digital camera, but about the same image quality as a disposable camera, so don't expect the sharp images that you'd get with a real nice camera. Maximum fisheye effect occurs real close to the subject (within a foot or so... but not too close as the subject will then become blurry), but you still can get a nice effect if you take pictures from further away (although if you get too far the object will become tiny or even invisible).
Be prepared to buy a lot of film and spend money getting them developed though (especially when you're first getting started and want to take some test pictures, as it's mostly luck how good the pictures turn out). I can say that they do improve with experience. You really do need to get used to the flash... it must be used while you are indoors, but it's a little bright so it might make the subject look blown-out. Best thing to do would be to cover the flash with something (like a napkin) to lessen its strength, or just to only use this camera outside on bright, sunny days.
A warning though, this camera is made of plastic... and after several uses, the knob to wind up the film (when you run out of exposures and want to remove the film from the camera) broke off on mine. The camera is still usable... but it's a pain taking the film out now.
One last thing I like about this product... you can buy the Lomography Fisheye Submarine Case (Clear/Red) to use this camera underwater, in which you can get some great shots.

Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras
$198.99
This is a excellent lens for portrait. It works great in low light. I love it!