my friends in film

the next set of photos were taken with my lomo lca camera over about 5 or 6 months.  it was taken over summer and 4 weddings. good times with amazing friends.

i used two different kinds of film. the first batch was the normal 100iso film from the lomo shop at the biscuit mill. i was really happy with how the photos came out. the next 2 rolls was bought from orms, i asked for slide film that i could cross process and they gave me their equivalent of that which im not sure if it really was what i was looking for. 

i do not know much about photography, but i have always been happy with the slide film i have bought from the lomo shop.

with the film i got from orms most of the photos came out sooper crap.....washed out and blue, this made me so sad, cause it is realllllllllyyyyyy expensive. i also wanted to cover some of my best friends' weddings with my loma lca and now i have almost no photos of their special days.....blegh.

total fail. 

so lesson learnt: if you want slide film for your lomo camera get it from the lomo shop

thaya this tumblr made me think of you...

thaya this one has got your name written all over it.

i'm not sure if you know it already, but here goes.

it's called ragged glory

this is why you would like it!

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and then check out this, fuck yeah beards, by the same guy....

just down our street

the lovely people of "let it rain films" have moved in just down the road from us in palmer road.

there's some really nice folks out and about nowadays doing some really nice things.

i need to do a proper post on our cute little street soon, but i just wanted to quickly share some of Lee's 

(from let it rain films) photos he has been taking of the locals.

spot the rosy parker (aka rory).

go check out all the photies here

if you like palmer road, its worth the look.
thanks so much Lee, i think these are great!!!!
 

new delhi - paharganj

in the end of the day i actually ended up having very few delhi pics, but i still want to show a few.....the man at the tea stall was my favourite. i could watch him forever, he had it down. he would pull in every morning really early and start making tea and snacks, fanning himself down, wiping the sweat from his face, having a few chit chats and just kept on repeating the process all over again, until brekkie-time was finished. and his moustache was really cool.

rooftop restaurants everywhere
(the beard is taking over the world)

shops open late, like 10/11 am and then close late at 9/10 pm

the red fort in old delhi

the coolest chai seller