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Have a safe, and wonderful Christmas! Time to end 2010 with a blast.

Oh, and a Happy New Year!

Don’t think, just shoot. Here are some of the outcomes of my first roll of film (Kodak 400) with the new LC-A+.

You don’t know what sort of photo is coming out after you pressed the shutter, that’s what magical about analogue photography.

Life’s a journey, learn from your mistakes, make the right choices, it’s all part of this exciting journey.

Annoying little flies on the road, well, some of them.

Spent a weekend in Kudat, for work. Trust me, this exact sight isn’t attractive at all when looked with bare eyes.

I am happy now, these came in the mail.

Time to have some fun with films :)

(Photos are courtesy of Lomography website.)

HobbyCon 2010, which is held in Citymall Kota Kinabalu, is the largest Hobby Convention in East Malaysia. It serves as a medium to promote, and showcase many interesting “unknown” hobbies that has been left unexplored. It covers areas such as photography, collectible card games, action figures collections, cosplay, manga drawing, etc.

This year, I had the opportunity to work with a team, namely Paperbags, to shoot the final products of Nex Concept Work and Neo Nova Craft Production. I have to say, I am pretty damn impressed by the level of details they included with their costumes, which had gone through a year of sweat and blood to complete.

The photoshoot includes Saint Celestine, played by Joanna Lye; Ignatius, played by Rendy Wong; Corbulo, played by Addy; and lastly, Sister Adelpha, which was completed by Nex a year ago, played by June Yong.

For the outcome of the photoshoot, head over to Paperbags’ website, and let us know what you think!

Few days ago, I had the opportunity to work with a team of awesomeness, Paperbags, to produce an art piece, for Party Play Lifestyle Cafe.

You might be wondering, what art piece is that? I believe it’s the first in Kota Kinabalu, a Lomo-wall. We spent one day taking different kinds of photographs using our lomography cameras, and many rolls of films, then we had them developed, printed them out in passport size.

There it is, all mashed up together, on the wall of Party Play Lifestyle Cafe, a one-of-a-kind Lomo-wall, indicating what Party Play do best – Feed Your Life.

Thank you Dominic, for giving us a chance to mess up your wall ;)

Congratulations again, on your grand opening!

Will the real Slim Shady, please stand up?

What you see, may not be what’s felt. There could be a different story behind one’s smile.

Attitude.