Lomography

Why you can't have lomo food shots but you can have a golden rule no. 11.5. Eggs, I like eggs. Especially in the morning when it's perfect. I recently learned that sunny side burnt egg edges are called "happy eggs". I learned something that made me smile.

Ash Grey sand and an amazing sunset. This fishing village a few hours away from manila is the jump off point to three amazing islands.

A sleepy town down south boasts of the biggest christian church in the Philippines and the token Jose Rizal statue which methinks you see on every old town anyway.

If you are familiar with a regular ring flash, it is described as “a circular professional flash accessory”. It is a serious photographers flash and an indispensable part of studio lighting.

A sneak peek inside the country's premier recording studio.

The old downtown Manila is alive and bustling.

A city inside the city. “It’s easy when you’re big in Japan”

Marketing duties at the Pasong Tirad Wet Market in Makati City.

Window shooting at the Marikina Shoe Expo, Cubao, Q.C.

And its raining at the red light district tonight.

Central Business Everything. “Phone my family, tell them I'm lost on the sidewalk.”

On how 45 bucks can buy you a lot of culture.

My musings inside an empty cemetery.

Scans from Team Asia 1's Lomo LC-A Race journal! Have a look-see!

This is how we guys from Manila celebrated the LC-A's 25th! A quaint bread and breakfast, as well as visiting an artist's hub!

Touch the sky on top of a jeep!

When he's not counting the number of cameras he has, my friend ndroo works in an IT company in Singapore. He pounds his laptop keyboard to make a living (and buy cameras & film). Apart from all the Diana+/F+ clones, an LC-A+, a Supersampler and a "couple" of other cameras he has collected, he said its not really safe to declare how many… because his wife may read this!

My apartment has two views. A sunrise on the east and a sunset on the west. This has been a sanctuary for me when i come home from work. I have a small potted cacti garden on my balcony where i write, smoke, draw and eat pasta.