Monday, September 10, 2012 0 comment(s)

Finally gotten back my B&W Lady Grey developed pictures.

1_SENGKANG EASTWAY

Simon and I on our way to the Market for our usual weekend 'nuah' lunch. Was super happy when the sun was bright!

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The birds are all over the place (for some reason) on the weekends.

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I somehow developed a liking for water hydrants .__.

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4th floor view.you get this

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Simon then brought me up to the highest, (can't remember which)...the view was spectacular. It actually meant
a lot to me that he shared this view with me, because it was also the one he showed his late father.

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2_THE UNDER-EXPOSED

I'm surprised this even showed up. By right, an ISO 400 film with a BSD shouldn't be able to shoot indoors.

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I..can't remember what these are  =__=''

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I'm surprised this turned out too. This was my usual morning at work.

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3_TAMPINES

A secret snapshot of Elaine on the way back to her place.

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4_KEONG SAIK STREET

The Hindu Temple I walk by every morning

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After interning for 2 months, I came to realise that this is quite a popular local spot for breakfast in the traditional Chinese style. My office sits above the coffee shop, which is a nice touch, I feel.

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The view from inside the building stairway.

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From Keong Saik Street to Chinatown.

I notice this part of what seemed to be an abandoned corner at the back of my work place. I came to like it a lot too.
Sometimes after work, I'd venture to the back before heading home. It has a nice charm to it somehow. Sometimes, if I'm lucky, I'd catch a glimpse of an old man resting on the old, battered armchair with a black kitten under it :)

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This was during the 7th month festival.

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Ann Siang Hill. I thought this photo was quite cool. It had it's frame cut off by 1/3, with the previous photo in view (:

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CONCLUSION: B&W ISO 400 films can shoot in darker lighting as compared to the ISO coloured films.

over and out.

Labels: black and white film, BSD, lady grey, lomography