This is from my first ever attempt at double-exposure. Collab with F. The frames didn't align, but I like how some of the images can be spliced together; they flow into each other sort of. Here's one that I like. =) Yey. I think I might try this again!

Lomo LC-A + Velvia50 + double-exposed and cross-processed to death; and then spliced in Photoshop:

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I participated (thru Lomomanila) in a double-exposure collab with some members of Lomotion Singapore. I got a roll of exposed slide film from ian (aka thycursed) and shot over it. It's the Ian+Ian roll! Here are my favorites:

Lomo LC-A, Kodak Elitechrome, double-exposed and crossprocessed



That's ian (thycursed), i suppose, in the mirror; silhouette of leaf-less tree mine.



Person walking shot thycursed's. Kolektib image mine.



I'm guessing that's his foot on some seriously floral tiles. My feet on the lower right on a surface with less personality.



Mental note: Tree silhouettes work well in doublex.



The right side of the frame with the flowers -- mine. Yey! A successful doublex venture, methinks.

The whole set is here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ulan25/sets/72157606214916216/

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For the past few weeks, my Lomomanila friends and I have been shooting around Bonifacio Global City for our biggest display of photos to date.

Last Friday, we put the display up: four panels (back-to-back) of vibrant and quirky snapshots, taken using various film cameras, arranged in a colorful mosaic.













So, friends, please drop by and see our work! The lomowalls are in the shaded walkway in front of T.G.I. Friday's.

The exhibit is called Lomovisions and it will be on display until the end of May. It features the photographs of the following Lomomanila members:

Jim Abao
Corn Agudera
Romer Aguirre
Tara Almario
Tin Ang
Ginomatic Arcinas
Jonas Asistio
Lianne Bacorro
Eric Belbis
Lawrence Bersales
Ian Calalang
Gabby Cantero
Chrissie Capicoy
Felice Capicoy
Christian Carolino
Jennie Castillo
Fozzy Castro
Gab Cheekee
Bam Cocjin
Bibay Cordero
Ron Cruz
Olive David
Angelo Gian De Mesa
Ruby De Vera
Joven dela Cruz
Chips Dayrit
Michelle Dellota
Mark Domingo
Charissa Dumaraos
Guiki Espina
Che Evangelista
Alex Ezequiel
Eugene Fabian
Patricia Faytaren
Marge Francia
Francis Gaerlan
JC Gepte
Maico Gravidez
Mon Guinto
Risa Halaguena
Jimmy Hilario
Francis Inton
Glai Jacinto
Jill Lejano
Renel Macapagal
Jason Magbanua
Bryan James Mandario
Jun Marcelino
Faye Marcos
Honey Marcos
Thea Napa
Liane Ng
Christiane Pagsisihan
Dennis Pagulayan
Pam Pastor
Jed Quiambao
Burton Raya
Cat Ramos
Richard Remulla
Giff Ricarte
Kitkat Rodrigo
Bong Rojales
Ian Roxas <-- me! hehe
Chino San Diego
Kharen Santia
Jolo Santos
Caloy Soliongco
Mariel Sunit
Oliever Talusan
Valerie Tenorio
Sherwin Tolentino
Rollie Valenzuela
Lorenz Visco
Rossy Yabut
Chris Yambing
Edgar Alan Zeta Yap
Ian Ysip
Zel Zalamea

(Lomovisions is part of The Passion Fest 2008 at Bonifacio Global City)

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Took forever to get the kid to warm up to me. When he finally let me photograph him, he just gave a small smile. His friends told me why he wouldn't smile wider.

Bungi.

Hehehe.


Bulacan. Lomo LC-A and Samsung 100.

Photos cheer me up.

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Forgive the silly title. I couldn't think of anything better. :-P

It was a good call to leave The Moondog (my Canon 300D) and trust in all things lomo for this trip. I armed myself with more than 20 rolls of film (120s, 135s - negs and slides) and just winged it. Here I am at Bangui shooting the wind turbines, as taken by my new friend (our client, really) Char. With Petrie (Lomo LC-A) stuck to my face (yes, i look thru the viewfinder!), I snapped away.

I've been hoping to get at least one nice shot. I think this here is one nice shot. :) There are others, I'm just sifting thru the rolls now. Will upload later. Nanginginig pa ko sa saya. Hehehe.

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Goofing off with my best friend at my lola's house on a nondescript Sunday. =)




I'm going to Ilocos, La Union, Bulacan (in that order) next week. Then to Misamis the following week.

I plan to NOT bring my DSLR. Kasi mabigat. Pero kinakabahan ako na wala akong makuhang magandang shots. I plan to bring three cameras only. LC-A, Holga, and Supersampler. I predict that I'll be keeping to the LC-A and Holga most of the time, while firing a few shots on the Supersamp now and then.

If I bring a digital camera, malilito na ko eh. I'll end up not shooting much. Feeling ko.

Pero afraiiiiid. What if I don't get anything???

Bahala na.

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We made a magazine!

We = Lomofilipinas.
Magazine = LoFI, a free downloadable (or if you like, web-browseable) magazine about lofi images made by Pinoys.

We've had very positive feedback so far, so I think it's safe to say it was a good first effort!



These photos were taken during the last lomokapihan in Ortigas Center. It was really more of a LoFI meeting, where Jonas presented his awesome layout for the magazine. (Round of piggy points for Jonas!!) A big yahoo for everyone who worked on the issue! Saya! =)


Lomo LC-A | Lucky Color Film 200

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Lomomanila had a lomowall at the recent Photoworld Convention in Glorietta.

Lomo LC-A / Samsung 100 (photo by Zoe)

Hewlett Packard had a photodome! Turns out it's my friend TJ's concept. Galeeeng.
Lomo LC-A/ Samsung 100 (another "pretend you dropped something" ninja shot)

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What I like best about Makati is that it's pedestrian friendly. I enjoy having real sidewalks and underpasses and skywalks that let me get to the mall or my office on foot in relative safety from motorists.

Now that I live here, I like it.

So, here. This is my neighborhood.

(I love LUCKY film! Yummy saturation, yeah!)

Lomo LC-A / Lucky200

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It was one of those days when the universe conspired to make things happen -- the sun was out, Karen Kristie and Ava both were free, I was free, and we could all just hang out. We went to the mall where Ava bought lots of goodies. We caught the sunset by the bay. We checked out that carnival (we bought no-ride tickets). And I clicked the day away. Yahoo!

Saturday Fun. Lomo LCA + Samsung color film. Me likey the colors! Will get more. (sending sms to Jolengs...) =D



This image would look complete with alien spacecraft. Lomo LCA + Kodak Elitechrome (crossed)


Carousel. Lomo LCA + Fujicolor 200


View One Saturday set on Flickr =)

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Tita


Pol


Abbiedude

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Shots from the first two weeks of the year:

Lomo LCA, Fuji Astia cross-processed

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I surf the net while waiting to check on the edit. After that, I usually have to spend the night tightening the edit, revising things, sometimes even changing the script during edit.




Then, we have to call the talent back for a re-voice.

We have a long way to go till the end of the season.

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Just a couple of shots in the condo:

Me.




And my food -- hungarian sausage and pesto spaghetti. I just threw things I had together. Sliced the sausage into thin discs, sauteed it with garlic, added pesto from a jar, then mixed the cooked spaghetti in it. Added parmesan cheese for extra flavor :)

And that was my meal.

Lomo LCA + Colorsplash flash
Fuji Sensia, cross-processed

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I'm still on a high from last Saturday's Witch Project shoot with my Lomomanila groupmates. I couldn't wait til the weekend to get my bws done, so I joined Lianne today and we went to Studio 58 in Makati to get our bw rolls processed (2 rolls from her LC-A; and 2 rolls from my Holga). I also had my slide film cross-processed while we were there.

We turned in our rolls at 10:30 and the lab guy told us our bw negs and contact prints will be ready for pickup by 4pm. But my xpro would be ready in a few minutes, so he told us we could wait for it. (left: Chiyomi and I -- photo by Lianne)

After 15 or so minutes, he came out with a strip of green negative. Haha. Looks like I'm getting reddish shots again, I told Lianne. We excitedly went to Glorietta to get my xpros scanned to a cd while we had lunch at A Veneto.

After an hour, we picked up my cd. I got a peek at some of the shots when the Fuji girl checked if the data burned correctly. I saw one shot I instantly liked and was relieved.

We checked all the shots as soon as we got into Lianne's car. Fortunately, I had my laptop with me! I couldn't contain my excitement.

We had several models that day, but my mind was set to shoot a lot of shots of Chiyomi. I'm glad I have shots of her that I really like.

CHIYOMI
 
 

Of course, there were other models, too. I'd have loved to shoot all of them but there were more than fifteen of us taking photos, it was a little hard to get model time.

I like this shot of Che, the pixie model.

 
LOMO LC-A with Fuji Sensia 100 (expired 2005) cross-processed.

I hope to God that I get some nice shots from my Holga. I'm so anxious. I'll find out tonight when Lianne picks them up for me. She's supposed to send me a message after she checks my contact sheet. I hope she'll say, "Ian, they're nice!" instead of "Ian, puro black."

Hahaha. Stay tuned.

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God, I've missed taking lomo shots like these.

Taken with Petrie, my beloved Lomo LCA on Fuji Sensia 100 (expired 2005) cross-processed.

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My group lomomanila took The North Bank tour by Carlos Celdran. It was a toy camera outing in some of the most colorful areas of Manila:





1) Escolta street -- which boasts of beautiful architecture that are sadly marred by unsightly electric cables. Its history is very interesting, too.

2) Avenida Rizal -- now pedestrianized by the City of Manila. They sell everything there, from electronics to sex toys. All on the sidewalk.





3) Quiapo -- the Church and the markets. This photo was taken at the Evangelista street market beside the Quiapo church. It was crazily packed with people. And with the weather being wet and all, it was a little uncomfy but fun nonetheless. Be careful of pickpockets, though. My friend's celphone got stolen.



I'm not all that ecstatic about the photos I was able to take. I didn't get to take a lot of shots, for one. I used up just one roll! I suppose it has something to do with the fact that since I was in unfamiliar territory, I was extra careful not to be left behind. Plus it was raining, and you spend a lot of time dodging people.

But, it was a happy day shooting with my Lomo LCA which I have missed so much.

More photos in my flickr.

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Lomo exhibit! Punta kayo!

Di ako kasali huhuhu. Yan kasi, tatamad-tamad maghanap ng letrato =P I'll be there to enjoy the lomowall na lang. See you!!!

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I found an unprocessed roll of film lying around my house. I had no idea what was in it. Turned out, it was the roll from my Enchanted Kingdom trip last November.

Taken with Petrie (my Lomo LCA) on TC400N film (c41 bw).

I like this off-angled shot of a carousel horsey. A more conservative angle can be found here.

I love Petrie-pie. He's loaded and all ready for my roadtrip shoot =) yehey!

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...I almost shrieked.

I tore up my entire house looking for the beautiful black box that I call Petrie. My Lomo LCA.

I found it by thinking back to when I used it last -- Enchanted Kingdom last November 1st.

I started wondering -- wait, did I send the film to the shop? AND DID I FORGET TO PICK UP THE PRINTS?**

Gad, I've been so out of it.

But, considering the emotional stuff I was going through all November, it's not surprising that I was on auto-pilot most of the time, only coming back to myself when it was time for a dose of good vibes.

I really ought to fix my house. As soon as I get through this episode, I will. So, that means next week.

Hayy, gotta get up in 4 hours. So, I guess I gotta try to sleep now.

**nope, the film is still inside.

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Bianca waiting for the taping to start.


View from UP Bahay ng Alumni roof deck, 10PM. Both shots taken with Petrie (my Lomo LCA) and past-date Agfa 100 film.

Got Lomo-prints today.

It's been raining non-stop all day.

Pinkeye showed me this neat phototrick using a Holga. And here's an article on how to do it.

Was craving for some Shakey's thin crust pizza again, but decided to have some japanese for dinner. The salmon-maki-or-something-with-japanese-mayo-and-fish-roe rocked.

Got me my knee brace, will test both the brace and my knee tomorrow at training.

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lomo lca


took a shot while enjoying my banana-lemon milkshake. i also tried the banana peanut and the banana rhum.


photo by data tolentino

yum. i miss it already. among other things.

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The monsoon league last Sunday started bright and hot. It's my first time to join an official league and everything went ok. Our team lost one, and won one. (2 games per Sunday, 6 Sundays to complete the monsoon league). I was able to take Petrie (my Lomo LCA) out for a few shots of the nice green Alabang field and the bright bright blue sky. I wonder what the next Sundays will be like.




Lomo LCA

Speaking of Petrie, he will soon be joined by two new members in our little lomographic family. I won some contest on lomography.com and the prize is a few credits that I could use in the lomo store. I was able to catch the August promo featuring the Frogeye and the Pop9 bundled together for the price of one camera.

Updated my lomohome with September colorsplash pics.

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Lomo LCA

A dog called Frisbee (also fondly called Kamot). He's a stray in UP, really, but he drops by whenever there's a game.

T's yellow lab paid us a visit this afternoon. And another player brought his chihuahua.

T said: Yung aso ni Inggo ang liit, nakatali sa damo!

And so it was! Ahahahahahaha.


Throw me a hammer.

What I like about arriving early (around 4pm) in UP is that I get to run a couple of rounds first before a game. Or, I can practice throwing and catching; and i can get acquainted with the more tricky ones.

It came in handy today.

I was at the endzone. S threw a hammer* at me and I caught it. Score!

thankgodididntfoulitup!

Can't wait for 4pm tomorrow.

*an overhead throw with a forehand grip in which the frisbee is relesed at an angle so that it flattens out and flies upside down

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I'm back from the beach.

I recommend playing disc at low-tide (huge sand area), riding a paraw at sunset, buying beads from the manang in front of Party House/English Bakery, and taking sunny photos.

Holga

Lomo LCA

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How fun! Frogeye is an underwater camera from lomography.com. 75 USD, hmmm. Ang mahal. I'll wait till more reviews come in.

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A lomoUS member pointed us to an article in LePoint* about a digital lomo in the works. What the fuck? I don't know how I feel about that, but of course I'm interested on a level of pure curiosity at this point. But, what do I need a digital lomo for if I have Lightbox, my Canon A40? Any digital camera (or analog SLR, for sure) can replicate the photographic quirks of the LCA. And photoshop sure as hell can, too. This is getting weirder.

*Article is in French. For those who don't speak the language, here's a handy translation from the folk of LomoUS:

"When he stumbled on a friend's Lomo twelve years ago, it was love at first sight. Matthias Fiegl, from the Tyrol, appreciated the simplicity, the small size of this old Russian camera, and the unintentional effects that it produces -- especially at night. In 1992, Matthias and his childhood friend, Wolfgang Stranzinger, created the Lomographic Society and acquired the distribution rights for the Lomo throughout the world. Today, at 36 years old, Matthias savours his success. The site that he launched, www.lomography.com, acts as a billboard. In one year, 500,000 cameras and 5,000 books on the subject were sold. There, one can find about ten extraordinary analog cameras produced in Russia, Austria, or China, equiped with several lenses or color flashes. In his unquenchable thirst for novelty, Matthias announces to us the debut in 2004 of the first digital Lomo."

from http://www.lomo.us/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4294

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Tried something new with my lca...loaded it with slide film (a roll of Kodak EliteChrome) and had it cross-processed. I finished my roll quite fast cos I was itching to see the results. Lots of greens and blues, nothing that Photoshop can't do, but that's not the point.

Met with lomo friends over dinner and coffee, plus some music care of Narda and Sugarfree. An altogether fun evening.

[photoblog updated]

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[photoblog updated]

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Got bored one day and had buttons made using lomography icons. :P Speaking of lomography (yet again), Lomomanila is holding a lomography exhibit called "Lomo Kamo?" on September 20, 2003, 7pm at the Penguin Cafe in Malate :) I'm joining the exhibit but up to now I haven't decided which shot(s) to submit :P I've got a few favorites, so maybe I'll go with those.

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They say it comes when you least expect it...it's true!!!

SUPERSAMPLER SUNDAAAAAYYYYY!

Got my replacement unit finally! I went thru the roll as only an excited madshutter could. First roll's not so good, but i got a few nice ones. I should take Quattro lomo-trippin soon, somewhere sunny and colorful. It's a sunstrollers's toy. I've got new bw lomographs (seems like I have new ones every other day lately) but I'm saving them for another time.

Got this one shot that I really like. Made me crave for some. Yum.

Can't wait till the end of July...

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What makes me happy



is getting new prints from the photo place! At least that hasn't changed. I uploaded 5* new albums [foot-fest | more night | lamp-o-rama | artoo and friends | dusk ]** to my lomohome.

Go visit it, please :)

Had me a nice Thursday unwinder and Friday was very cool, too. Though I think I won't be eating at that resto for a while, na-overdose ata ako sa manila maki. And aids' invisibility stories. Na-inspire pa ang loko na mag-videoke, thanks to the mall's live band of the day, na weird ang repertoire.

And those new dance steps ha, the SB appearance at the toy con should be interesting.

At work, things should get better because they finally conceded and got more people to work on the event. Things should flow more smoothly from now on. At least, I'm hoping for that. For now, I'm enjoying the weekend, even if i have work today, even if it's whizzing by so fast (dammit).

French Film Fest tonight! Oohlala.

*edited (i have 5 new ones pala, but only published 4), **published the last one na, called artoo and friends :)

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These days, I make sure I'm prepared.

When I bring Petrie around, and I'm meeting friends whom I haven't introduced to my Lomo camera, I slip a stash of lomographs in my bag, to serve as visual aids. My latest almost-recruit is my friend L. Yay!

I'm Lomo-dry these days, though. I haven't taken a shot that I'm wild about in 3 or 4 rolls! I'm drooling over that colorsplash flash still. The prints are groovy. No need to drop acid to go psychedelic. And I think I'm more inclined to get myself a supersampler rather than them action/cybersamplers. They're all quadlens babies, but the supersampler prints look more fun. See here.

But this has got to be the trippiest camera i've encountered so far.



With normal 35mm film, and standard developing, the Loreo 3D will animate your flat-photo world into a textured, almost touchable wonderland! Using a series of precise mirrors, the Loreo 3D splits your image into two stereo pairs. After development, place your photos into the included 3D viewer, and marvel as your pictures explode into intense 3-D portraits! Features an electronic flash for full flexibility. Packaged set includes the Loreo 3-D, Viewer, manual, and protective carry case. >>>





O! Anuyaaannn? View Master?! Holograms?! Hahahaha. Intriguing little box.

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petrie wants this handy-dandy extension:




it's called the colorsplash flash (say it five times quickly). Yumyum.

working on my lomowall. i've decided to just stick the photos straight to the wall. tomorrow i'll have my favorite lomographs printed in triplicate, and then maybe make a lomoday out of Sunday.

that double-sided tape is a monster. i tried sticking two prints to my wall, and they're stuck on like wallpaper. gotta be careful with that stuff. there's no rearranging prints once they're on.

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went away from my hobbit hole for the weekend, stayed at my lola's for some much-needed grounding. no internet except for the little ym i can get on Troopie (new phone c/o G). armed myself with a slew of other toys and just left.

saturday started out rough but smoothened out as the day unfolded. my droopy puffy eyes were closed almost the entire morning, except during lunch which we had in gourmet's in tagaytay. then, it rained. very hard. couldn't help but skip in delight. and i started snapping away on both lighty and petrie. i have missed the rain very much.
















the ride home was slow through sheets of rain. all you could see were the red tail lights of the car before you. i slept on, waking up for a few minutes to snap a few. i was hoping that it was raining all over metro manila, too, but when we hit ssh, it was dry as hell. oh well, the rainy season will come soon enough and we'd eventually have more rain than people would care for.

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a short trip to UP this evening for a moot let me snap a few more shots, this time of a nice almost-purple sky over the green sunken garden, and vehicles lightwriting up and down the streets.








P.S. MyLightbox is under renov that's why I'm posting my pics here :) all shots by lightbox.

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Flight at The Fort

shots by me and Petrie




my favorite shot from the roll. that's my shadow on the left.






lifey at the reins





Even after having crashed countless times, my beloved Spark is poised for another flight





my Johann high up in the sky

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Contacted my lomo supplier and she says the actionsampler (which is clear) is exactly the same as the cybersamplers that come in chrome and milky!





So, everything boils down to the question of which one is the cutest. Accckkk....I cannot decide. Oh well, not that I'm going to get one anytime soon, but it's nice to think about these things.

Come to think of it, I should get that CD burner first before this quad-lens cutie. In any case, I doubt if I'm getting even that soon. (By soon I mean next week hahaha) I'll hold out on the camera until maybe May or June so that I could earn a little bit first with my new job in an old show.

But, i love how it looks! Look at it!

I'm sure I'll have a wacky time explaining this one.

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there's nothing like getting new prints from the photo shop to make me oblivious to the outside world. i almost never use my celphone while walking...i try not to, anyway. but i swear, one day i'll get run over by a car because i'm cycling thru fresh prints. the chalk outline of my dead body will be surrounded by rectangular chalk outlines of my photos. if that happens, can someone please claim my prints and scan them? upload to my lomohome, too. buddyboy knows the password.

ahh, i love my lomo. select shots from the two latest rolls which i have uploaded to my lomohome:








Got new shots for my lomowall project, too, so that's going nicely. The project will probably last me months, with the wall getting constructed little by little. I shouldn't be too OC with it because it'll be hell taking down the photos once you've stuck them to the wall. So, slowly but surely I will build that lomowall. We'll see, we'll see...

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i think i should start lugging around samples of prints from my lomo, as i am constantly being grilled what the hell that funny box does. and what makes it special. good thing paqito has a few images on him, i could cycle thru the shots with my friends. they're wowed and they start asking where they can get the funny box and i point them to various sites and katya's email and hopefully they'll get one of their own. it's fun, really. :)

starting a lomowall project here in my house. i have several blank walls just asking for it. one cool spot to start with is the narrow wall at the top of my stairs. i see that wall every day when i go to my room or computer room. the walls downstairs...maybe they should have framed photographs. god knows i have tons of prints from way back (got my slr in 95 and shot photos all thru 5andUp) -- most taken using my trusty Nikon.

i loved robin williams' living room wall in One Hour Photo. maybe i could stalk a cutie and make a wall out of his photos. kaya lang, kung may mangyari sa kanya, patay ako. so no na lang. ideas, ideas...

a collage of faces, a collage of places, a collage of favorite pictures that don't necessarily follow a theme, or a collage of moments that mean something to me. what about a collage of all of those. i can't decide! sigh... what a nice problem to have. back to work >>>>

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if i endure the greatpain, i can hack *that* easily enough.

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lomowall idea #1: (shall add more images)



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There are places I'll remember all my life
Though some have changed.
Some forever not for better
Some have gone and some remain.
All these places have their moments,
With lovers and friends, I still can recall.
Some are dead and some are living
In my life
I've loved them all.
---- In My Life, The Beatles


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I see I'm bringing out not just my Jonis, and but my ultimate John as well.

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I risk the crash because the flight is exhilirating.










It stands poised on the ground, oblivious to its bruised tip and splintered bones. Waits for wind and expert hands to launch it off the ground.
Feet away, two hands feel wind brush down the length of arms and line. A tug and a backstep sends it up, whizzing, spinning, surfing the waves of air. Wings spread out baring its chest to feel the wind's caress. Fluttering with each touch, shivers travel up its spine. Now soaring, now twisting with each pull of the line.
When the wind lets go and hands fail at their playing, it spirals down. Other times, it just rushes head first to the ground in a dizzying crash. It rests a while on the ground, taking notice this time of its old scars and new bruises. Until hands lovingly put it back together for another flight.

photos taken using Lomo LC-A. more lomographs from the boracay trip here.

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Papa
Lomo LC-A / Kodak CE ASA 100

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Finished two rolls using my Lomo. Have a look here.

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Received very good news: 5 and Up will air again starting March 8 on its old timeslot and channel: Saturdays 5-530pm on ABC 5. And they're airing old episodes. Maybe I can catch some of my stuff and finally tape them. Beats having to pay to have your work dubbed from the source.

Heard that abbiedude's in charge of the episodes...hmmm...maybe i can jedimindtrick her into airing, say, my 'maya story? Hmmm.

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