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Taken near sunset in Kedah with my Leica AF-C1 35mm camera, which is a basic 'point and shot' model. I was using 400ASA film and the camera was resting on the railing. The color is stunning. I was thrilled with this film photo. |
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Taken in the Botanical Gardens, Shah Alam, near the old pump house. I was using my Minolta Maxxum 600si 35m SLR camera, with 200ASA film. I love the detail and texture in this photo and demonstrates the stunning qualities of film |
This is a fire hydrant, taken along one of the roads in the Botanical Gardens, Shah Alam with my Minolta 35mm SLR camera, using 200ASA film. This type of photo shows me the wonder of film. I often think that 'digital creates a picture; film creates a painting."