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Five years ago, this food locale was heralded as the next up-and-coming F&B hotspot. But with the hype having fizzled away, what’s left of this much-anticipated food destination for those living around the area?
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Your daily journey to work or school doesn’t have to be boring. Turn it into an urban safari photo trip. Here’s how I did it.
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When you think you have nothing else to shoot, try your hand at event reportage. Here are the top 3 tips that I’ve picked up from professional photojournalists whom I’ve met in the last decade.
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A legendary camera designed by the legendary Yoshihisa Maitani, A pocketable rangefinder, that can easily rival most slrs. The fantastic 35mm 2.8 is one of the sharpest lenses i have used and has some of the best colour rendition i have seen in any camera both film and digital i have ever used.
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This film is by no means cheap. Even an expired roll can command a high retail price. But if you want a film that accentuates earth tone colors when cross processed, then this is the film to get.
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I’ve been shooting with Kodak UltraxMax 400 films expired in October 2010 for several months now. These are my thoughts about this film.
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Who says you need to spend heaps on a venue to enjoy a date? It’s the thought (and lots of creativity) that counts. Here’s another cheesy idea.
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What is most touching is watching your pictures appear slowly, fading in like magic after long hours of staying inside a dark room. The feeling of getting your first photo developed is indescribable.
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Itching to shop and take some pictures at the same location without wasting any time traveling to different places? Head down to Arab Street for a fruitful afternoon of shopping and shooting away!
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Drive down to Lim Chu Kang lanes after Neo Tiew to see the once occupied British Barracks and photograph the area! You may have realised that there is a row of very rundown fenced-up barracks along Lim Chu Kang lanes when nearing the SLE Kranji entrance, they are once used by the British as a camp before World War II ended.
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Got bored of the Bukit Timah train tracks? Try Sunset Way's train tracks, which consist of the suspended bridge that is totally gorgeous! There are many areas of the train track which you can explore around Singapore, and one of the least common is the Sunset Way's part. My friends and I are suckers for train tracks and got bored of the one near King's Albert Park, so we headed down to Sunset Way and immediately fell in love with that area!
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Looking for a peaceful place in an urban city like Singapore? Check out the Kranji War Memorial located just a stone's throw away from the relocated Turf City!
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Looking for a versatile and reliable slide film? Fuji Sensia 400 35mm is the slide film to use when you know you’re going to be shooting under different lighting conditions. Read on to find out more!
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A review of the Lomography Redscale XR 50-200 35mm film and its plus and quirks with examples.
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Perhaps you enjoy taking pictures of feet or are fed up with the mundane angle of view one usually sees. And it gives me a state of peace, the feeling of a pause. Main reason: maybe it's inborn autism.....
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I compare and contrast these two famed cameras from a Lomographic perspective. Thinking about which camera is best for following the Ten Golden Rules helps us see things in a different way.
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If you like the colors of expired film but your fridge is filled with film that expires in some years, you'll like this very simple tip.
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Berlin, the city where the old mixes with the young and the past meets future.
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This Kodak film is always just right for your needs on colour saturation, pleasing skin tones, high sharpness and captures on textures and fine details of a picture.
I'm always enamored with the chromatic saturation and on how the Ektachrome with low film speed can create dazzling and excellent colorus!
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Doing both ways will surely double the surprises you can get as told by this week's Tipster!
