Things that make me happy.

Korean lessons (Canon A1, Lomo Earl Grey 100)

Ice Cream (Nikkormat ftn, Agfavista 200)

Blue skies and flowers (Canon A1, Ektar 100)

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What I eat.

View all What I Eat posts here.

Ruin

Preparatory work

Balloons and flowers

I had so much to do last week that I couldn’t find time to write a decent blog post. I was, however, browsing other blogs and getting shifty with excitement over the glorious photos of places I wish I could fly to right away. Paris, Santorini, Cuba, Istanbul etc. They really got me dreaming up my next travel destination.

With more time on hand today, I thought I should start posting some photos from Jan (I know, hello Jun!). We had an event back then and the part that brought me most joy was decorating the room. We adorned it with flowers, handmade banners and photo frames, and more than a hundred balloons in black, gold, and silver.

I’ll be doing a separate post on the building another day. It sits in one of the most culturally-rich areas in Singapore, and has beautiful orange-yellow walls.

Behind the camera, and away from home.

(Canon A1, Lady Grey 400)

Travelling and film photography are some of the things I derive plenty of happiness from. The problem with putting the two together, however, is that I almost never get pictures of myself on film. And this eats me when I am travelling. So I take a self-portrait with my camera to put myself permanently in a place and time I would like to remember.

From top: (i) Tuk Tuk in Bangkok, Thailand (ii) Outside a furniture warehouse in Sydney, Australia (iii) Ubud Market in Bali, Indonesia (iv) Pier 2 Art Centre in Kaohsiung, Taiwan (v) Bathroom in Taichung, Taiwan.

(Canon A1, Uxi 200)

(Canon A1, Earl Grey 100)

(Canon A1, Agfa vista 200)

(Nikkormat ftn , Kodak bw400cn)

DIY photo frames

(Canon A1)

Some photo frames that I made some time back for an event. If you are interested to do your own, you’ll need fabric, glitter paper, corrugated plastic sheet or cardboard (for the frame), wire (to tie the fabric roses to the frame), scissors, and string/ rope (to hang up the frames).