It's always exciting to collect freshly-developed film, but it's twice as exciting to pick up scans from a trip to New Zealand, like I did today. It'll take a while for me to sort through all those film shots though, so in the mean time, here are a few iPhone photos to kick things off! Isn't New Zealand gorgeous? I'm already dreaming about going back...
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Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts
May 28, 2013
New Zealand: iPhone snaps
It's always exciting to collect freshly-developed film, but it's twice as exciting to pick up scans from a trip to New Zealand, like I did today. It'll take a while for me to sort through all those film shots though, so in the mean time, here are a few iPhone photos to kick things off! Isn't New Zealand gorgeous? I'm already dreaming about going back...
Labels:
iphone,
New Zealand,
travel
February 14, 2013
1920s Charm: Kam Leng Hotel
The first thing I noticed about Kam Leng Hotel was its logo, not just because it's huge and impossible to ignore, but also because of its modern-yet-traditional feel.
I happened to be passing by one afternoon, so I popped in and took a few iPhone shots of their reception area. Aren't those tiles lovely? I really like how the hotel was deliberately styled with reference to the original Kam Leng Hotel that stood at the very same spot in the 1920s.
Kam Leng Hotel
383 Jalan Besar, Singapore 209001
383 Jalan Besar, Singapore 209001
November 7, 2012
Festival Village 2012
A few photos from a weekend waaay back in June, when I chanced upon the Singapore Arts Fest Festival Village. I was actually at the Esplanade bridge to check out the Public Garden market, but ended up people-watching instead.
Oyaji performers from the Cafe Bridge Project
On-the-spot art
Tangle, an interative area where kids could run around and make an arty mess with colourful elastic string, I love the idea!
Wish I'd had the time to experience the Umbrella For Two tour, it looked intriguing.
(Photos taken with Canon AE-1 & iPhone)
Labels:
canon ae-1,
film,
iphone,
Singapore
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