Why would you let me stay here?

Tryin' what a light post could do to a 200 iso film at night; + burn. A blurry + grainy shot of a statue elephant. Close up: fast moving car turning into light streaks. Light streaks from the sun + a shadow of my friend somewhere along the leaves. Obvious failed attempt to hold on to a cloud. The mixture of colored pens + plastic cover = DIY colored lens; + burns. Obvious intersection of people-over-people. I swear to you that the fading pink flower was my main subject. NOT Once again, the leaves were my subject. *sarcasm* Life isn't this dark and orange-y. Light streaks from the stairs. You know how certain subscriptions on the web gave you monthly mail about their website? Well, the Lomography website gave a web magazine sometime last month and (don't screw what I'm about to say) I had just recently opened the links connected to the mail. Talk about late! But I guess reading from it, makes me miss...

I finally had the chance to develop my dear films last Sunday at Digiprint, and Digiprint/ LBC delivered it last Thursday right at my doorstep! I really felt nervous the whole time I was waiting for the package; some feeling that almost felt like my heart's going to pop any moment. Anyhow, let me share to you the developed prints. Forgive me, for I am just a newbie in this big world of film. Let me warn you that this shots does not have any theme in it, it's totally random shots. Flowery Reese , a set on Flickr. Fujifilm Fujicolor 100 CD-R King Film Camera Socially and Wander Adapt , a set on Flickr. Kodak Extrachrome 200 CD-R King Film Camera Life at its Best , a set on Flickr. Fujicolor Superia X-tra 400 Holga 135BC With this, it brought me to five realizations: 1. I love grain more than anything. <3 2. What you see on the viewfinder, does not really reflect what the camera will shoot. 3. Flowers are really gorgeous. <3 4....