Palisade 10: How Film is made in the 50s

Found a very interesting documentation by Kodak on how film was made. Those 120 film lovers would definitely appreciate this link:

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p.s. it's in dutch w. english subtitle

Nadiah 01

Pictures taken with my Holga during the 25th National Day celebrations. Pretty disappointed with the outcome.

Fez - 02

I know I just made a post 2 or so days ago, but hey, I developed another 3 rolls, and found some pretty awesome photos to upload. So here goes another batch :)

Enjoy! Good day ;) ..and oh yeah, happy new year, people! 

Fez - 01

Hey guys. How y'all doin'? Haha. Like I said, I would post my pictures today.

Shot from the hip!

'20 seconds in Jerudong'

Multiple exposure shot, which somehow, I like.

Well, I know I've still got alot to learn. Feedback would be appreciated ;)

Good day!

Lomo goes to Dubai

Hey guys. Apologies for slacking. ive been uber busy lately. anyway i had the opportunity to go to Dubai for a few days during raya. I did not take as much photos with my fisheye as i wanted to but here's a few. Nothing fancy schmancy with my techniques. Normal 35mm films were used and ordinary processing. Colours turned out great tho. Just Dubai as it is. Enjoy...

First roll from my Holga

Here are the pictures from my first roll on my Holga 120CFN. Film used is a Kodak EktaColor Pro 160 that was expired on 05/2006.

^This was my first shot I took. Too excited to shoot something, antam sja lah hehe