Project Soar is helping under-served communities to soar a little higher through art, design and renovation projects, as well as through sports and health education. The project was co-founded by Maryam Montague and her husband Chris Redecke, who I had chance to … Continue reading
Category Archives: Camera
Visual Diary: Munich (II)
Visual Diary: Munich // +A Short Review of the Pentacon Six TL
Learn more about film
1- Film Photography Crash Course. 2- 4×5 Large Format Photography. 3- Apps.
PhotoWalks
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I know it has been such a long time since I last posted here. I feel so guilty! but then again, I haven’t taken much photographs for quite a long time. I terribly miss it. I think another reason for … Continue reading
In Jakarta
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I took the Yashica-24 with me on my last trip to Indonesia and I must say, although I love using it, it was not practical. I did not take a lot of photographs with it to be honest as I … Continue reading
Ruined but unique
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I love my Yashica-24 but I don’t know why my last rolls were not good enough. Those shots were taken with Portra film. I don’t know why most of the film was ruined, a lot of light leaks and unsatisfactory … Continue reading
The Ocean ..
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I am sure that you already know I love my LC-Wide. The funny thing is, every time I use it, I feel like I am shooting pointless or ruined pictures but the results always take me by surprise. I love the … Continue reading
The 110 Film
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Two years ago, I found a Vivitar Tele 603 at my parent’s house. I remembered that we used it when we were younger, and so I took it and looked online for film. I couldn’t find any, but 2 months ago Lomography announced they were remaking … Continue reading
Featured Guest: Ferrah
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Lubitel 166: Film Shooting – The First Attempt! I’v always been interested in film photography, I felt it is true photography, no cheating. You can’t take a test shot to see if your aperture and shutter speed are correct, you … Continue reading