the rest of the fuji astia roll

the rest of the pink purple red. a most random roll.

someone really wanted to get in and out of here.

these massive rolly things are lying all over tampines. "new water" is printed on them.

forest fire here.





NO ALLOW PARKING HERE





i need to go back and take a more decent shot of this



and this



and this



and this.



when this old school gate was erected at this spot, a big hoo haa was organised which included a guard-of-honour decked out in the no.1 uniform (the white, pretty one) and a may pole dance (think that's what it's called). okay, that's all i remember. i also recall someone from the goh fainting and going plop! into the longkang (drain) and thinking the may pole dance looked awfully weird/funny.

and mrs carmee lim grinning. but then again, she's always grinning so i may have it mixed up with all the other occasions.

sometimes i wish i can harry potter away the trees for a bit while i take a picture.

wonderwall

I like the index cards that come with my processed film. In miniature, all the pictures look good and the composite message of each card is happy, pretty adventures. I look forward to the day they cover the entire wall.

Thinking about it made me think of Oasis and Wonderwall. I like that my photowall has a soundtrack.

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.