So Soft

The other day I was looking for things to shoot on our terrace, though since we've been living here for a while I wasn't finding it easy to see anything new to shoot. So I decided to try and see what I could get if i flipped the lens of my SLR, essentially making it a Macro lens.

I hadn't tried this technique in a long time and was worried if I would be able to expose the film right, since reversing the lens makes the light meter go all weird, for some reason. But thankfully I was able to get two photos that were both acceptably sharp, and properly exposed. :)

The Door

It's great what you find hiding away in the back alleys now and then.

I love my Bike.

Last week I spent Saturday at a friends house on the outskirts of the city. I guess I needed a break from all the rush that goes into urban life. I got to sleep in, walk around, and enjoy the peace and quiet of the country.

I think we all need to slow down every now and then.

Don't forget to click the photo to see a bigger image!

Board

Once again, I've got nothing much to say...

Cheers.

It's late. And I need to sleep. So, I'll let the Photo do the talking

Work.

Yup, that's what I've been doing a lot of lately... And this is where most of it's been happening. It's a small part of a... small studio I've been working in the mornings at. Apart from my other job in the afternoon. They do documentaries, short films... I like it. A lot

Oh, and I like the light leak quite a bit. But what do you think?

Bokeh. Again. :P

All right, so we've all seen plenty of it, but I still like to try it out now and then. Now, I took this photo a little while back, on my Olympus OM-10, before it stopped working. In fact, this is the last photo I took before the film jammed in the camera, starting all the problems for it...

Well, the focus was already a bit sketchy, so I figured that at the least I could take photos like this one. Good thing it turned out alright.