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NazgulKing
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I sent some slides to be scanned at the Fotohub shop at Jurong point. Surprisingly enough, they turned out somewhat ok. Here's some:
Looking Up by NazgulKing, on Flickr
Get Ready! by NazgulKing, on Flickr
Looking Up by NazgulKing, on Flickr
Get Ready! by NazgulKing, on Flickr
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This shot was taken at Kopi Hill Cemetery on Halloween day last year.
M6 + CV 35 Colorskopar Tmax100
Was paying a visit after learning that the old cemetery will soon be removed in order to give way to some future road development. This cemetery is home to many wealthy deceased and also well known to joggers, nature lovers and residents of those nearby landed properties.
The hand was properly left there for some specific purposes during Halloween and i have decided to include part of the tomb in the background for that kind of feel.
Hope that i am not being disrespectful by posting this picture.
This shot was taken at Kopi Hill Cemetery on Halloween day last year.
M6 + CV 35 Colorskopar Tmax100
Was paying a visit after learning that the old cemetery will soon be removed in order to give way to some future road development. This cemetery is home to many wealthy deceased and also well known to joggers, nature lovers and residents of those nearby landed properties.
The hand was properly left there for some specific purposes during Halloween and i have decided to include part of the tomb in the background for that kind of feel.
Hope that i am not being disrespectful by posting this picture.
Royale With Cheese
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Hainanese curry rice… who would know the difference, anyway?
6th February – Street photography is really a mindset. It’s dangerous to go into it with fear, because the very act of shooting a street photograph is really about an interaction between the photographer and the subject(s). Sneaky shooters honestly don’t work out too well for me, but most of the time I don’t go in too close either. Space is what I’d give my subjects, who in turn demonstrate (unknowingly) their interaction with the space around them, and with me.
M7 + 35mm Summilux + kodak tri-x
View of Nice harbor from the Colline du Chateau, Nice, France.
7th February The harbor in Nice as viewed from the Colline du Chateau. Interestingly, quite a number of guidebooks do not list the Chateau as a destination, though open source travel guides like Wikitravel do. While not exactly an attraction, the Colline du Chateau nonetheless provides an extremely beautiful birds eye view of Nice, both on the harbor side and on the city side. Definitely worth the climb up!
Leica M9 + 35mm summilux
Ties that bind.
8th February – “We last met before I was pregnant!” That was long. And now there she was, fussing over her newborn son, updating me on the joys and trials of motherhood. How time flies, how we all grow old. This was the very first frame from the two rolls of Kodak Tri-X that I shot, and this naturally came out an instant favorite. I just had to share.
Leica MP + 50mm Summilux ASPH + Kodak tri-x
I was in BKK for work this week. Took time to explore my hotel and surrounding Surawong road.
here are 3 pictures:
if you want to view the series, go here:
-> Surawong at Night | Facebook
camera used was the Leica M4-P with 35 Cron. Film used was the so-so Kodak Ultramax 400
and the Fujicolor 1600 exposed at 400.
here are 3 pictures:
if you want to view the series, go here:
-> Surawong at Night | Facebook
camera used was the Leica M4-P with 35 Cron. Film used was the so-so Kodak Ultramax 400
and the Fujicolor 1600 exposed at 400.
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agree that the colours are :heart:
but i've not heard of astina 100. where did you get it from? sounds interesting!
or did you mean astia 100?
NazgulKing
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paapoopa
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oh ya it was astia100 that i meant
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