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I was practically running on a new pair of bargain faux Crocs slippers I bought at the Harrison Plaza to catch the sunset at Manila Bay. There was a moment when the sky turned a bit dark like an impending rain was about to fall. But upon reaching Vito Cruz St., there was a clearing in the sky that allowed the sun's rays to majestically cast shadows along the road. So I walked briskly passing through lots of young men in white jogging in the opposite direction. They must be new recruits of the naval force. Finally reached the marina in time to capture the slow descent of the sun as it disappeared in the horizon and feel the sea breeze blowing against my face. Sunset is always a special time to cool down and clear the mind. Indeed a very relaxing sight!
I pulled the LC-A+ RL setting to 400ISO, because it was sunny but the result came out a bit under. - This film remind and reduce the sense of missed about old XPRO 100 that came out blueish when you crossprocess it. Love it!
I have been here so many times before, but I never get tired of seeing Calatrava's creations and taking pictures of it. That was my 1st ever try of Lomography CN 800 ISO film and I couldn't be more happy with it. Since this marvelous sunset above the City of Arts and Science, shooting during the golden hour of photography became a habit.
I have been here so many times before, but I never get tired of seeing Calatrava's creations and taking pictures of it. That was my 1st ever try of Lomography CN 800 ISO film and I couldn't be more happy with it. Since this marvelous sunset above the City of Arts and Science, shooting during the golden hour of photography became a habit.
The Ahu is a old sanctuary with a collection of aligned Moais. Akivi is a very beautiful one and has the particularity to be the only place of the island where the Moais are looking towards the sea, when all others are looking towards the inside of the island
Some additional photos of New York City I took on spring break. I love the dramatic black and white Rollei Retro gives. It really seemed like the right feel for the 9/11 memorial.
Tidung Island, a really small island.
Staying for 4D/3N is enough to recognise all about the island ; diving spot, 'love bridge', and seaside seafood restaurant. ║ Stand stand still Lomowall : http://www.lomography.com/homes/istionojr/walls/64262-rob-bredl ║ *Favourite: The emotion of the person reflected willing to conquer far away from the ocean whatever he'll found. The body language tells he is ready to go anytime as the advanture hat already accompany him. It's all captured on silhouete that made this photo had lots of interpretation.
Playground and Spooky Session with : Otan http://www.lomography.com/homes/08thzolt http://www.lomography.com/homes/istionojr/albums/1726420-spooky-session-pt-1 | Part 1
http://www.lomography.com/homes/istionojr/albums/1727059-session-spooky-pt-2 | Part 2
http://www.lomography.com/homes/istionojr/albums/1730122-session-spooky-childish-pt-3 | Part 4 ║ *Favourite: Rhythmic bubbles, velvet colors, a perfect mix of vignettes, and that smile you just can’t erase.
On a trip planned for several months and with inspirational landscapes as help a spontaneous idea comes up and the result looks like an underwater reflection. This is one of my favourite photos since I’m passionate about tulips and because of its dreamlike look.
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
