Ho Chi Minh- View from the Reunification palace

For an instant I could not remember when or where I photographed this boy. But it all returned to me within the following minutes. I believe he and several other of his friends were making way to classes at Luang Prabang one early morning when I photographed him standing by the sidewalk. It must have been some 4 months now since the shot was taken and my first look at the negative. Looking back at , he hardly seemed as if he'd posed the way he appears in this photo.

Tiger cave lookout at Krabi*[edit], Thailand.
Tri-X 400.

"model" of an American chopper used during the Vietnam war.

First 2 rolls look awesomely promising...in fact,
its interesting...looking at these negs nw, that were shot some 2 months ago.
I've was familiar with the trip photos taken digitally, simply because
I had been reviewing them constantly, but not these. "did I shoot tht?"

Perving on blads...anyone take a hint what he's shooting?

Tiger whisky + Rope-crane-entrapment over river=


More here

Ok don't stop reading this blog...but if you've ever thought of learning a little something about film photography, Justin ouellette has just reposted an updated post on how to develop your own films at home for sub $50 at www.chromogenic.com/verba.

Make heads towards www.2point8.whileseated.org for more interesting bits on street photography. The guy's managed to compile some old interviews of Gary Winogrand and the sorts

Lo-Fi Digitizing of color negatives

When I first started shooting B/W film, digitizing negatives was
a fun,awesome, quickie, cheap way of seeing the result of my work.
I would set up a digital camera to shoot the negatives against
my laptop screen, then import it into photoshop and invert it.
2 months ago I returned to my hometown (sabah) and found heaps
of old film that I used to shoot during my days as a kid. But I couldn't
find the prints. So I tried converting the negative. but you get this nasty
blue tint on it because of the color negative's orange tint.
I gave up. Every now and then I'd go back and give it another go.
Eventually...I managed to neutralize the blue tint...quite fulfilling to see
that "digital-color-print-negative". The two negatives above
were one's I discovered the shop had left out during its printing. What a
pain.

10 days in Singapore

Man with tattoo on head, by Boat Quay

Orchard Rd.

Singapore's MRT station on Orchard rd., at 6am

Silvia S15

Home sweet home

Mt. Kinabalu?

Queens Square, Sydney

Newest member to the family; Holga 120N , Just arrived today!woohoo!! I can leave melbourne now....
From left to right : Nikon D50, Holga 120N, Yashica D TLR
Shot by yours truly; Canon IXUS 30

stikfas vs Jazz the transformer (RX-8)

test

Stikfas enjoying works of art by photographerpundit. note- stikfast(bob) belongs to YC
at http://why-see.blogspot.com

The real story behind Woodie's extremity injury: http://flickr.com/photos/collimation/486618790/

Chimping on analog photography; Negs drying in the bathroom

Ilford Delta 3200, Ilford DDX @11"

Upon first inspection, the negatives seemed rather thin(underexposed). No surprise here...
..was shooting under pitch black conditions; only
lights from street lamps and buildings etc...don't really know wht the canon is metering on...
..4:22am..going to sleep