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I had been frantically 'snapping away' for about 20 minutes or so when there was a voice in my head that said, “You have got what you came for, now leave”. So I did just that.
But it was on my way out that I discovered, what I later learned to be, the Smyth Memorial Chapel - a rare example of a mortuary chapel within a major Australian cemetery. Avoiding the troubled graves from my earlier visit, I managed sneak in a few more successful photographic sessions.
For this particular triptych, I was trying to capture the reflected light off the headstones to give the image a celestial quality.
Although this image is photographed in a panoramic style, it is actually presented in a slightly different sequence that it actually appears.
This image is very much about love and devotion and about the challenges we often find ourselves in the relationships – particularly with the ones we love.
A red rose is said to be one of passion and romance but a white rose, in days of old, the sign of everlasting true love.
This one is dedicated to my girlfriend. As promised, something beautiful and bright. Inspired by the love, devotion and special friendship we share.
Lomography sent me a new DIana Baby 110 camera cause the first one was faulty (some of you have seen a previous album with all faulty shots). This time, the square framing is more precise but all shots except one, seem like they were shot on bulb mode which I didn't select! I don't know what happened here so I guess I'll just shoot one more film and see if this one will turn out ok!
Lomography sent me a new DIana Baby 110 camera cause the first one was faulty (some of you have seen a previous album with all faulty shots). This time, the square framing is more precise but all shots except one, seem like they were shot on bulb mode which I didn't select! I don't know what happened here so I guess I'll just shoot one more film and see if this one will turn out ok!
