6pm, 17th November

Just another relaxing afternoon at home.


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This morning, me and a few friends went to the Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) situated at Kepong. I didn't take as many photos as I'd like, and I got a taste of the typical Malaysian weather... I was the next wettest creature after marine animals.

It turned out that I'm really not good at photographing tropical rainforests, perhaps that's due to me being brought up in this environment and everything seems ordinary and uninteresting. Perhaps I should change a perspective and try to be more creative and curious when photographing our own forests.





Film | 6pm, 17th November
Yashica Mat-124G, Kodak Portra 400

Some Instant Photos

Some instant photos that I took in September.





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Instant Film | Some Instant Photos
Fujifilm Instax 210, Fujifilm Instax Wide

Hobart, 6:30am

View from my room window.





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Instant Film | Hobart, 6:30am
Fujifilm Instax 210, Fujifilm Instax Wide

Instant

On a sunny, windy day.





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Instant Film | Instant
Fujifilm Instax 210, Fujifilm Instax Wide

Changing Room

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My housemate frequently buy shirts online from ASOS. Here's one day when a number of parcels arrived at our doorstep.





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Film | Changing Room
Yashica Electro 35 CCN, Kodak Tri-X

I want to Shoot

'66 Minolta Hi-Matic 7s

'54 Kodak Retina IIIc

I have not been shooting for months. I'm tired of staying at home, looking out to the beautiful landscape and beautiful light, but not being able to pick up my camera and walk out for a shoot.

I want to shoot, just for the sake of shooting. I want to just pick up a camera and go. I want to keep shooting and go to wherever my heart brings me to. I want to travel, I want to roam the world.



Film | I want to Shoot
Minolta Hi-Matic 7s, Kodak Retina IIIc, Fujifilm Superia 200

Pain

I'm having my final exams these days, it's such a pain in the bottom.

But I'm halfway there!

I can do it!



Film | Pain
Nikon FA, Kodak T-Max 100