Bangkok on B/W film
Decided to try out Ilford’s Black/White film for my 2nd trip to Thailand. Was pretty surprised at film’s ability to handle some of the exposure extremes I encountered. Technology at its best – Capturing the human spirit and life!
Most of my shots are taken under the harsh noon sun. As evident of this shot:
This little girl was walking beside but for a split second I managed to set her alone against the background.
Street stalls are common sight in Bangkok. Where else can one find the nicest, cheapest food, and so conveniently located.
A restaurant I frequent for my lunch, the writing on the wall says “Welcome”
Rice with Egg for 15 Baht, that’s like $0.70 in Singapore
I counted 5 different types of fried insects on sale here
There are also accessories on sale
Saturday, January 12, 2008 at 11:29 pm
A friend of mine commented the following in my Facebook. Decided to port the messages here to point to my images easily.
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I like this photo where it shows the lady hawker concentrating on her cooking. And the blur background gives an impression of a very busy street.
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And I like the look on the lady customer’s face as she looks through the wares. Though I never notice what are for sale.
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Are they your colleagues? They look so happy reading the magazine.
Guess I like photos that captures human expressions. 😉
You are taking photos with film now?
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Of course not forgeting his wonderful pictures @
http://tlayfoo.multiply.com/photos/album/53/Canon_EF-S_18-55mm_f3.5-5.6
Tuesday, January 29, 2008 at 6:00 am
Jessie
Thanks, I’m looking for cheap flights to Thailand, we’ll be heading there in February.
Saturday, February 2, 2008 at 10:06 am
i like colin q photography!!!!