Touristy Bangkok

Wat Arun, or The Temple of Dawn, was breathtaking. Literally gasped when we drew near enough to see the porcelain mosaic that covered the entire monument, made more spectacular by how everything was glinting in the (scorching, relentless, brutal, blinding - I still have tanlines) sun.

This water-melon is fighting me

Can't seem to take nice and decent pictures of this place, and I've been back again and again and again.


The brother and his girlfriend.

The brother decided to put on a forlorn, ghost-child persona for all his individual shots that day.

another small dragon

posers

Sprocket Love

I think I love the BBF. Uncle Mike did sent a small shiver down my spine when he told me that scanning with sprockets would cost $18 instead of the usual $9. But I do like the sprocket effect, even on such a random test roll.

Due to the tremendous shipment delay and laidback attitude of the seller, I only got the camera on a Sunday when I was due to fly on Tuesday. So I quickly ran a roll through it in hope that I could collect it on Monday, thinking I could at least get a feel of how the pictures turn out in different conditions. Wasn't meant to be though, since Uncle Mike needs more than a day to scan sprockected pictures.

So here it is, the last roll of Life Before Japan, in chronological order.