1st Roll - Scan of prints Fuji Superia ISO 200

Nice rich colours from the sky eh? (: Wish I shot it with my Velvia instead. Would love to use a ND hard edge also... but I suppose the silhouette works

Colourful load of stuff on that dumpster... I'd have exposed it 1 stop darker. But with film, its hard to tell what you'd get

My terribly messy desk during my prelims period [1 more paper to go]... Same here. I would have underexposed by 1/2 stop. There's Oon's photo at the centre that says "do your work!". Oh.. and sorry Mildred, you fell off my wall so I dumped you into my "cabinet".

The massive cloud photos... 7-11seconds hand held. I think this was shot with the 70-200mm F4 L @ 70mm. Told you the cloud was huge.

Same... See how fast the cloud grew

Ah, the clouds got really close to me now... 24mm @ 11seconds handheld. [ok it was agains the parapet] Its 3am btw. Looks like morning huh? Love the cloud movement and the strange lighting where the ground is lighter than the sky.

p.s - Sorry for the lousy scans on afew of the prints. I'm lazy to redo it. heh (:

2 Attempts at scanning negatives

1st attempt at scanning - even scanning

2nd attempt at scanning - uneven scanning but colour hue compensated

Both done on Brother DCP-135C 3 in one flatbed scanner. Cool huh? Anyone got suggestion on how to do it better? Thanks

A low resolution attempt at scanning a negative film on my flat bed scanner... the circle is made by a film canister used to diffuse light from my camera phone's LED light.
Taken during the opening ceremony of the Ngee Ann Kongsi hall thingy (:

Beautiful colours

Funky striations. Turned down the exposure to give a vignette feel, like Holga somewhat
The black spot on the right horizon is a plane (:

Freedom

Boisterous kids can be helpful at giving directions sometimes (:

The sun's lonely when everyone's looking the opposite direction

^^ wotcha 2 doing infront of a hotel and behind bushes? ;)