After having fun taking photos with the two Jelly Lenses I bought off the web, and having known that Action City is selling it too (cheaper!), I decided to add a couple more Jelly Lenses to my collection...

So when squido was out shopping for these cool little gadgets the other day, I asked him to help me buy too...

Here's what I got...

More Jelly ( Read more... )

To add on to my current crave for some slightly off-beat photography, and to my collection of plastic toy cameras, I have recently gotten hold of a couple of interesting lenses from grannysnaps to give my random snaps a quirky twist and some special effects...

These are called "Jelly Lenses", and they look like cute mobile phone accessories. But when you ( Read more... )

Firstly, let me wish everyone here a Merry Christmas and may everyone have a Wonderful New Year ahead!!!

I'd been neglecting my Emo Nemo series for a while (since September actually), but besides the usual busy schedule excuse, it's also mostly because film photography on a simplistic Holga toy camera requires good natural lighting... something ( Read more... )

In addition to the set of underwater photos in my previous entry, I also got my friend Stan to take a video footage of me swimming ( Read more... )

A photographer friend, Stan Ngo (check out: www.dragonshutter.com), who's now based in Sydney has just returned to Singapore for a break, and after shooting a couple of female models in the day, he invited me to do some test shots for him ( Read more... )

Here are some more random pics I took with my mobile phone, just for kicks...


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The past week saw me excitedly trying out the new Holga 135 BC camera, which I'd named "Emo Nemo", after it's rather moody-looking photos. And I am still searching for fresh ways to shoot old familiar places...

As the Hungry Ghost Festival drew to a close, I visited my late parents and relatives at the temples, which provided some interesting  ( Read more... )

I just collected the scans from my 2nd roll of film today!

In this roll, I used Fujichrome Sensia 200 colour slides film, so that I could try out all that marvellous cross-processing that I'd heard so much about and been trying to recreate using Photoshop previously...

I happened to be near the Singapore Botanic Gardens on Monday, and it was not ( Read more... )

Yes! I'd already shot and completed my very first roll of negative film this afternoon, with the final shot taken of David over lunch at IKEA...

Despite the heavy downpour I immediately roped in Kit, and the three of us made our way over to Triple D Midi Lab at Burlington Square to process the film ( Read more... )

Several weeks back, I'd expressed a keen interest in picking up Lomo photography on my blog, and randomly mentioned that it's on my wishlist...

Well, I totally didn't expect anyone to take me seriously...

But today, I had received a super duper early birthday present (that's three months ahead of time) from one of my blog readers, Eusri, who had ( Read more... )