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Every time I passed by this place, I always wanted to shoot at it. When the sky is blue that day, I just give it a shot! Click! Then I decided to shoot another exposure, upside down! Classic!
When I took out the roll of film that this photograph is on, I made a mistake by accident, resulting in all photographs in it being exposed to light. However, this photograph with the tricolour Thai flag was the least exposed and the area of the flag is obviously visible. | ตอนผมเอาฟิล์มม้วนที่มีภาพนี้ออกจากกล้อง ฟิล์มบวม พันไม่แน่นเข้ากับแกนฟิล์ม แสงจึงเข้าทุกรูป แต่รูปธงชาติไทยไตรรงค์นี้ เป็นรูปที่แสงเข้าน้อยที่สุด และตรงบริเวณธงไม่โดนแสง
One of greatest secrets of human's life - it's of twins.
United genetically and spiritually, they have different soul and personality. One DNA, but two bodies.
These photos - the story of two sisters - twins. Freed from the covers of clothing, they are free to do anything in the dark room...
I took hot air balloons from our basket of hot air balloon at first, then I took Buddhist temples using Splitzer.
It becomes such a photograph when I express the impression of Myanmar hot air balloons and Buddhist temples at a time.
I took hot air balloons from our basket of hot air balloon at first, then I took Buddhist temples using Splitzer.
It becomes such a photograph when I express the impression of Myanmar hot air balloons and Buddhist temples at a time.
First attempt at medium format photography following the purchase of 50+ year old camera, the Ensign Ful-Vue Super 620. Not sure why, but went for cross processing - who needs LomoChrome Purple? ;-)
Even though the Polar Vortex of 2013-2014 seem to be sucking all the cold and blowing it to the East and South, we are still getting our fair share of snow in Southern Calif up in the mountains. So we had a nice snow day over the weekend.
This set is sort of the color companion to a set I did recently using my Miranda Sensorex and 50mm lens using 3 diopters stacked for a +6 magnification. The plants had bloomed and brightened up since the last run in B/W, so I thought a color run through some of the same plants would be fun. These photos are the result.
Please ignore the dust, lint, hair etc as I have bad issues with static here and did not feel like spending an hour getting all the junk off the film.
Shot using a Sprocket Rocket on expired Kodak Ektachrome 160T film, processed in C-41 chemicals. Most exposures were from 25-35 seconds on the Sunny setting on the camera.
I'm not that active lately, but every now and then an idea pops into my head, like this self-project with frames. After having spent more than half an hour building a tripod made from a ladder and a huge stack of books, framing and re-framing, and making my boyfriend release the shutter for lack of a cable release, I got this little Polaroid- unfortunately, this might have been my last because my camera died right afterwards.
Another case of a picture of me with my boyfriend standing in for lacking tripod and cable release...worked out exactly how I wanted it to although I had never used the Diana splitzer before!
