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My favourite colour negative film so far. The colours are natural and I hardly see any grain in these photos(I don't really like grains). It is also very versatile.
another weekend trip, wandering the streets, saying hello to cats (and dogs). chatting up the locals, taking in the sights (and sounds), feeling at one with nature (and life).
either way we both blush when sick, hehehe. my very first lomo-friend is erick and it's surprising we remain friends to this day... http://www.lomography.com/homes/icuresick
Photos taken during the performance of the annual Aliwan Fiesta where dance groups around the country come together to perform for the crowd of Manila. The showcase included floats and queen of Aliwan contest.
While waiting for Ailen and her company to arrive, Aiza and I decided to go ahead and enjoy the facilities at Star City. It was not yet Christmas vacation at that time neither a weekend so there was not much crowd queuing up for the rides. It felt great to be young at heart.
I've been lomographing Angono's Higantes parade for two years in a row. On the third time I thought I should do something different that would make my shots distinct from my past shots. Did these doubles on the parade and textures. And added tiny freckles on the photographs by experimenting with coke. Recently I've been into this experimental mood and loving each moment of it. Coke is it!
2010
Met with nice locals of the islands of Borawan and Dampalit who make a living as fisherfolks, boatmen and stewards of the islands. Whenever there are visitors to the island, they would sell their fresh catch to them. If not, they either bring it to town to sell it or the whole thing ends up in the family's cooking pan. Life is so simple and relaxing in this remote part of Quezon province.
Macabebe was spared from being ravaged by Mt. Pinatubo's lahar in 1991. But the sudden increase in height of nearby lahar-affected towns in Pampanga has made Macabebe and other lower towns a catch basin for rain waters and extra vulnerable to floods. Thus, the recent typhoons and the release of water in nearby dams had flooded much of Macabebe. After the rescue and relief operation phase, we went there to extend psychosocial support through culture and the arts. Together with the junior level of Ballet Philippines and members of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra, our group went with the Outreach unit of the CCP to the municipal building of Macabebe Took these outdoor shots before we proceeded to the performance site. These shots are part of the experimental roll which I submerged in saline solution resulting in the appearance of green fluid-like effect on the edges
