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retro skies


my first photo taking in film for this year. i kind of love how it turned out, loaded my yashica gsn with a kodak plus-x pan film that has expired since the seventies. i bet you this film must have been so excited meeting the modern day airplaine commute. i should probably be using more of this combo.

     
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Posted by Kamil Roxas 

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muse in squares

man i almost forgot how much i love shooting with a holga. last
weekend was the first time in six months since i had 120mm films
processed, and already i like it a lot.

     
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Posted by Kamil Roxas 

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of holga and music festivals

when have you last gone to a seriously cool music festival?
where people only associate with the music and the artists, and the
free-love culture was widespread among everyone in attendance? for me,
its more like two years ago. but when you document a terrific musical
event with the right camera and the right film, it seems only
yesterday.

camera / film report: holga 120n, fuji superia 100
music festival: dubai desert rythm 2007 / ziggy marley onstage

                   
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Posted by Kamil Roxas 

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go figure

 

i don't know either, i just thought it be an interesting subject since it "reads" funny. it's just one of those random moments were something screams at you "shoot me, shoot me". and so i did. why? go figure.

shot with yashica electro 35
film kodak bw400cn

Filed under  //   BW400CN   Kodak   Mono   yashica  
Posted by Steve Eraña 

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fisheye breathes salty

of days when you have zero productive thoughts and you don't feel the
need to be pretentiously artsy! photo taking above or under water
works the same way all around, you make your frame, take a deep breath
and hold it, then click away.

film report: fisheye 2 / submarine casing / fujifilm superia 400
beach report: sufficiently sunny, sandy, and slightly sunburned

       
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Filed under  //   Fisheye2   Fuji   Superia   Underwater  
Posted by Kamil Roxas 

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hey ho horizon

my expectations with the horizon perfekt are almost always met. i
think it all has something to do with how it is as a camera. (a) it's
huge. (b) it takes in about 120 degrees of landscape (c) the rotating
lens (d) even with it's manual settings, i have no control over it (or
at least thats how mine behaves). haven't shot with this camera for
sometime but here's to more panoramic documentation of people, spaces
and sweeping landscapes.

film report: image taken with horizon perfekt, and quite possibly the
kodak ektachrome. my bad, this photo was from months back.

Filed under  //   Ektachrome   Horizon Perfekt   Kodak   xpro  
Posted by Kamil Roxas 

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a love affair with film

i have to admit, this site wouldn’t have changed it's format hadn’t it
been for that hacked 'previous site'. now i'm more inclined to come up
with something simpler, a site that just fills the need to share a few
photographs taken in film, because, and if anything, photo taking in
film is pure happiness.

none of the data was destroyed from the previous hacked site, which
was good. my host offered to reinstate a back-up to fix it but I think
it best to just be moving along. so here's to a new journey, and more
conversations in film.

hello analog, hello again.

Filed under  //   BW400CN   LCA   Mono  
Posted by Kamil Roxas 

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