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Rollerblading the Seawall
Last summer, Sarah and I decided to rollerblade the Stanley Park Seawall while we were in Vancouver visiting family.
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Xi’an Muslim Quarter Part 2
Here are more photos from the Muslim Quarter’s night market in Xi’an.
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Xi’an Muslim Quarter
Of the many places that Sarah & I visited in China this summer, one of my favourites was the Xi’an Muslim Quarter. I could have spent hours wandering and photographing the Muslim Quarter’s night market. It was simply incredible! Sadly, I was unprepared that night and hadn’t brought enough film. These are some of the better photos.
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Chinese Calligraphy
I recently visited China for my honeymoon. Sarah and I spent three weeks travelling the country visiting many places including the city of Chengdu, where we spent an afternoon in People’s Park. Near the Railway Protection Movement Monument, we saw an old man practicing calligraphy. He was writing poetry on the pavement with a brush and water. Since this was a once in a lifetime trip, I made sure to shoot lots of film. These were shot on the FPP’s Derev Pan 200, a new black & white emulsion.
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Myra Canyon
Last summer, Sarah & I rented some mountain bikes and rode along the Kettle Valley Railway in Myra Canyon near Kelowna, BC. I took many photos that day and these are the few I shot with my Lomography La Sardina Splendour camera.
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Jericho Beach
This is the pier at Jericho Beach. It may look like typical Vancouver cloudy weather, but that is in fact smoke from the BC forest fires last summer.
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Getting Married
Sarah and I are getting married today. We met two years ago while travelling and have been inseparable ever since. I love her dearly and am happy to spend the rest of my life with her.
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Fun with Fukkatsu
These were shot using the FPP’s new Fukkatsu B&W 100 film for 110 cameras! The scratches are on the negative and I suspect it happened in camera.
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Shooting CineStill 50D at the Zoo
Here are some more photos from the Calgary Zoo. I quite like the skin tones of CineStill 50D film. It’s not surprising given that it’s cinematic film.
