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49/52 Film 110

This is one of the hardest things I’ve ever done in my whole life. No joke. Being an impatient person, ahck. This is just too much.

I had a difficulty using my SLR at first. I’m not a manual camera thingy person. I always tried but then, of course, using a digital camera so it wasn’t really hard. But then now.. film.. so yup.

I developed the negatives of a roll and it was really hard I swear. I had a hard time rolling the film and yup yup. It was making me impatient and I was like yolo time bahala na. So some were really ruined (check the photo on the right). Let’s say around ~20 frames were okay but ~15 of them were underexposed… or over… I don’t know.. I think ~5 frames were okay. I tried to scan, inver them in photoshop and adjusted the contrast a bit so there you go.

For the love of photography.

Anyway, I also have new camera babies!♥ Like 8 of them :-)

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I chose this photo because it shows such difficulty and effort and it really means a lot to me because it somehow gave me a feeling of triumph after hundreds of attempt to catch a perfect water drop. This was taken I think 3 years ago already. I made this experiment in my room. My bro made me a “mini pool” made out of an illustration board then covered it with plastic cover and filled it with water. Then I hanged a wet towel so the water will drip on the “mini pool” so it’ll make tiny droplets. I wasn’t so confident with my experiment at first until I caught one shot that’s not so good but somehow gave me hope on catching a good one. After several attempts, lo and behold, a perfect water drop. :)

Project365 - Day 322

And We’ll Never Be Royals

Everything and Anything

Lovely clouds

Encountering new things

Meeting new people

Noticing changes and results

Food, food, food!

Parts! <3 After 7 months <3

Good morning!

Hold on tight

Life’s gonna shine bright

Look at it’s light