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I took a digital picture of Leo on the way back home. Maybe on of the best pictures of him. But I also took an analogue one of him looking through the train window and I LOVE IT! I think Leo loves analogue
Stitch sent me this film and surprised me saying he split part of it horizontally and the other part vertically. I was like "Whoah!" at first hehe. But I'm happy with the results and I hope he is too when he sees all of these.
I hope you visit his wonderful home here :
http://www.lomography.com/homes/stitch
lakandula tarafından 2012-03-17 tarihinde paylaşıldı
The bridge over Mandulog river in barangay Hinaplanon became the infamous Broken Bridge in Iligan City. At the height of typhoon Sendong's wrath it held logs that were washed away from the uplands diverting floodwaters that wreaked havoc to the communities along the riverbanks. The bridge then became a place of refuge. But the strong pressure of the logs and the water current was more than what the bridge could withstand that it eventually collapsed - sending farther the logs downstream to take their toll on more communities. Damages escalated with more houses, structures, livelihood and lives wiped out towards the open sea. Took these shots during an ocular visit to the bridge prior to the cultural memorial rite by Kalinga ng Sining artists. Visible in the shots were the makeshift shelters and the extent of devastation in the vicinity of the bridge. Used a roll previously exposed with neon signs. For me, the random fusion created punchy irony about the plight of the survivors trying to make do with what they have in order to live one day at a time - a critique on the inaction or slow action by the authorities.
cornborn tarafından 2011-09-25 tarihinde paylaşıldı
Sailing a tall ship is hard work, but it's an extremely rewarding experience. There's nothing quite like watching the sunset from way up the mast after a trying day of sailing.
jennson tarafından 2011-08-07 tarihinde paylaşıldı
Didn´t get the film on the developing reel. After trying for more then 20 times and swetting a lot, the film got very sticky in the changing bag ..so i put it into the tank without the reel..
the problem is that this film is handcut and it has not exactly the correct width! 9 shots destroyed :-( ..think i´ll bring the next one to the lab!
..scanned w whitebalance
