London Christmas, 2005
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
Friday, December 19, 2008
Monday, December 15, 2008
Seeing something through another
You see thing through other thing.
That's fine.
You can magnify.
And examine.
Viewing thing from afar.
That's fine.
Other angle shines.
You'll see.
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Remark: I'm just a baby poet, and not a native speaker of English. Any suggestions are welcome.
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'waiting'
Have you ever taken pictures that are different in times, places and occasions, but happened to share a little similar context?
These two are photos from my bygone days. They impress me for having conveyed a sense of '.. waiting...'.
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Real dog in car, SOHO, London, 2005
Digital compact camera
These two are photos from my bygone days. They impress me for having conveyed a sense of '.. waiting...'.
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Real dog in car, SOHO, London, 2005
Digital compact camera
A teddy bear in car, Bangkok, Thailand, 2007
Holga + Kodak 160 VC
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Sunday, December 14, 2008
Holga 3 BW
Hi,
I'm another Holga fan. My 'daugther' is 120GCFN. Films used are varying, depending on what may available at that moment. Most convenient one to find around my neighbourhood is Formapan. Yet, I often get bored easily due to its explicitly high contrast.
BTW, it's cheap....!
This means it's good for making experiments you man fancy.
I'm a newbie here, so would gradually represent my works to get to learn this place, little by little :)
Hope you enjoy.
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In the first place, piles of ceased leaves in different shades made me think colour film may suit the conditions better. However, I loaded my Holga with 120 Formapan 100 BW, so I just pointed and shot. Here is the result.
BW's unique dynamic range gave impressive shades than ever imagined.
Henrear the Great. This shot was made in an old temple in Bangkok. The stairs you see lead to the presbytery, which aged almost a hundred years.
Actually, there was a little kitten behind the door saddle. BTW, the whole environ didn't provide a good co-operation to the film used.
I'm another Holga fan. My 'daugther' is 120GCFN. Films used are varying, depending on what may available at that moment. Most convenient one to find around my neighbourhood is Formapan. Yet, I often get bored easily due to its explicitly high contrast.
BTW, it's cheap....!
This means it's good for making experiments you man fancy.
I'm a newbie here, so would gradually represent my works to get to learn this place, little by little :)
Hope you enjoy.
...
In the first place, piles of ceased leaves in different shades made me think colour film may suit the conditions better. However, I loaded my Holga with 120 Formapan 100 BW, so I just pointed and shot. Here is the result.
BW's unique dynamic range gave impressive shades than ever imagined.
Henrear the Great. This shot was made in an old temple in Bangkok. The stairs you see lead to the presbytery, which aged almost a hundred years.
Actually, there was a little kitten behind the door saddle. BTW, the whole environ didn't provide a good co-operation to the film used.
This pedimeted Thai church, called nah-bun in Thai, is aged more than one hundred years old. From the picture, you can see it was double-pedimented.
I'm not sure whether or not the Western church also has the double-pedimented sort of structure...
Long Live Holga.
Cheers.
LZQ
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Sunday, December 7, 2008
Does an atheiest pray?
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