these certainly are interesting, and a quite a different take from the "normal"... composition is challenging enough for me on a single image, to consider having to compose for 2 overlapping images on film is mindboggling for me!!
RF.SG 2011 overseas travel shoot - NEPAL
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hookonclassic
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CJ...this is called SERENDIPITY in film photography...:bsmilie:...sometime thing happens in a nice way... unexpectedly...
Royale With Cheese
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Thanks.
Thats a teaser, will be combining the pictures from all the guys to be put on RFSG's webpage for a joint photo essay when we are done with the scanning :cry:
Scanning!!! i have not even started the developing !! .... scanning will take another month! shack lah!
Royale With Cheese
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Put your scanner & laptop on the jump seat of the cockpit & scan on the job!
Kimura_papaya
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very nice series, this is call "life"
pixelbrain
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finally got some scanning done, here are my humble shots with the Mamiya 7..
View from the rooftop of our guesthouse
This was the view that greeted us every morning, where our breakfast was served.
2 slices of toast, sunnyside up/scrambled eggs, and drainwater coffee every morning. yum.
Vibrant Thamel, Perpetual rush hour
For me, this scene sums up the perpetual state of activity on the streets of Thamel.
I can still vividly hear the chatter, constant horning from the traffic, and odd chimes of bells echoing all around.
Streetside Grooming
Young mother with sick child
We encountered this scene while strolling through one of the numerous temples which lined the streets of Kathmandu. While chatting with a local Nepalese who spoke some English, we learned that this young mother has been visiting this temple regularly, to pray for the recovery of her ailing child. Barely out of her teens, many of these young mothers can't afford medical help, and have no other option but rely on divine intervention.
Local kids outside a candy store
Hope you guys enjoy the images, will post more soon...
View from the rooftop of our guesthouse
This was the view that greeted us every morning, where our breakfast was served.
2 slices of toast, sunnyside up/scrambled eggs, and drainwater coffee every morning. yum.
Vibrant Thamel, Perpetual rush hour
For me, this scene sums up the perpetual state of activity on the streets of Thamel.
I can still vividly hear the chatter, constant horning from the traffic, and odd chimes of bells echoing all around.
Streetside Grooming
Young mother with sick child
We encountered this scene while strolling through one of the numerous temples which lined the streets of Kathmandu. While chatting with a local Nepalese who spoke some English, we learned that this young mother has been visiting this temple regularly, to pray for the recovery of her ailing child. Barely out of her teens, many of these young mothers can't afford medical help, and have no other option but rely on divine intervention.
Local kids outside a candy store
Hope you guys enjoy the images, will post more soon...
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great sharing!! esp with the little captions... :thumbsup:Vibrant Thamel, Perpetual rush hour
For me, this scene sums up the perpetual state of activity on the streets of Thamel.
I can still vividly hear the chatter, constant horning from the traffic, and odd chimes of bells echoing all around.
seeing your shots also reminds me that i should take out my M7ii for a spin... :embrass:
pixelbrain
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tks CJ, I also neglected my M7II in sg for the longest time.. it's during travels to places as vibrant as Nepal that it really shines!!!
