Lomography

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• Honeymoon Fun in Mauritius

  
  Today I finally got my first roll of the Mauritius honeymoon series developed!
  October 18, 2012 2 likes

• Snapshots of a Business Breakfast Roundtable at The China Club

  
  Have you ever wondered what a business roundtable for senior executives looks like? Then check out these photos snapped before the event started.
  January 08, 2012 4 likes

• ★ Paris, the City of Art and Culture

  
  You don’t really to have to wander far to find works of art when you’re in Paris. This is my second trip to Paris. Unfortunately, this time, my stay was cut short due to events beyond my control. Thus, I had only an afternoon to explore the sights before catching the next 13-hour flight home.
  December 30, 2011 2 comments 6 likes

• One Frantic Paris Photowalk and the 10 Rules Of Lomography

  
  When I only had an afternoon in Paris, I went on an urban photowalk and shot what I saw like a madman. And I was surprised at what was caught on film!
  December 29, 2011 5 comments 15 likes

• Taipei Zoo

  
  The Taipei Zoo is a public zoological garden in Taipei City and home to animals from Taiwan, Australia, Africa, the Asian tropical rainforest, the desert, and temperate zones. It may not be as famous as the London Zoo or the San Diego Zoo but it is the largest zoo in Asia, and a popular attraction for tourists and locals alike.
  December 22, 2011

• Houtong: From Coal Town to Cat Town

  
  Once a busy coal mining town, Houtong is rapidly becoming a popular spot for cat-watching. Houtong is a small village in Ruifang township, north of Taipei. Once a busy coal mining town during the Japanese colonial rule in the 1900s, Houtong is now famous for the hundreds of stray cats that inhabit its streets. The cats are regularly fed and cared for by locals and volunteers.
  December 18, 2011 4 likes

• Taipei World Design Expo 2011 on Analogue

  
  About 2 weeks ago, the Taipei World Design Expo was held between 30 September to 30 October 2011 at Songshan Cultural & Creative Park, a beautiful baroque architecture which used to be a tobacco factory.
  November 28, 2011 1 comment 3 likes

• HMCS Haida: The

  
  I had about 3 hours to kill in Hamilton on a sunny afternoon. I was trying to follow the coastline of Lake Ontario, eager to find something interesting when the site of a huge battleship caught me a little off guard.
  October 06, 2011 1 comment 2 likes

• Someone's favorite childhood hangout: the World's Largest Radio Flyer Wagon

  
  This larger than life public sculpture doubles as a one-piece playground. Every time we see a little red wagon, we'll remember our rest stop in Spokane.
  September 10, 2011 4 comments 2 likes

• Maid of the Mist, Niagara Falls

  
  There's a lot to do in Niagara Falls but there's one attraction that was there before all the rest. Don't get caught up in the hype, get down to the water instead! Maid of the Mist is the aptly named boat ride that has been getting to the heart of the falls since 1846.
  September 02, 2011 4 likes

• The Photobooth Snaps: Do You Snap Back?

  
  A photobooth is designed to do the same thing over and over again. It reliably snaps your photos, day in and day out. Same depth of focus, same format, same repetition. But some of us want to snap back, and you may wonder which approach, and which camera you should use to really capture your photobooth in action?
  August 31, 2011 1 comment 11 likes

• My Favorite Lomo Accidents and Other Musings

  
  Getting burnt edges on films is by far my favorite lomo accident. They are unexpected, random, weird, and always fantastic!
  June 04, 2011 1 comment 8 likes

• Grand Metro Auto Fest 2010

  
  The Grand Metro Auto Fest presented by the Girl Racers Club, Monster Radio RX 93.1, Slimmers World, and Xenon Bulbs was held at the Megatent Hall, Ortigas Center on Sept. 11, 2010. There was also an Inter-Collegiate Streetdance Competition held at the event. This is probably the fourth Grand Metro Auto Fest while the streetdance competition is on its ninth year.
  May 01, 2011 1 comment

• Royal Tyrrell Museum, Drumheller, Alberta

  
  Drumheller, Alberta has been a haven for dinosaur lovers for decades. Sooner or later they all end up at the world class paleontology centre, the Royal Tyrrell Museum.
  February 28, 2011 1 comment 3 likes

• Give 'em the Bird

  
  A test roll of Rollei Crossbird (35mm, 200iso) in a Superheadz Golden Half yields some bright and happy faces...
  January 27, 2011 12 comments 20 likes

• The View from The Staten Island Ferry, NYC

  
  Our 48 hour tour of New York City demanded a view of the Statue of Liberty, even if we didn't have the time to get to see that famous little island up close. When I heard that the Staten Island Ferry was a free 40 minute round trip, I knew we couldn't miss it.
  July 08, 2010 2 comments 6 likes

• Bending and Breaking in Baguio City

  
  Last month of May, just before summer finally took its toll, I bliss up north towards the swirling sunshine and whirling winds of Baguio City. Never mind the 6-hour bus rides and sudden outbursts of nimbus clouds, everywhere was a scenery. Her cold weather was truly inviting. I was a stranger in the city.
  June 11, 2010 8 comments 10 likes

• Top of the Rock

  
  There are taller buildings in New York City, but the view from here is not to be missed. Besides, you can't see the Empire State Building from the top of the Empire State Building. If you want to see all of New York at once, go to 30 Rockefeller Plaza.
  June 10, 2010 8 comments 9 likes

• Chiang Mai Temple Tour

  
  Walking around Chiang Mai is a visual feast. It is home to many of the most stunning old temples in Thailand.
  May 21, 2010 3 comments 4 likes

• Koh Samet Island

  
  Discover the beautiful island that is Koh Samet, a tropical paradise famed for its white sand beaches and crystal clear waters only a few hours away from Bangkok.
  May 11, 2010 1 comment 2 likes