Showing posts with label Diana Mini. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diana Mini. Show all posts

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Brighton Beach, Victoria



 Photo | Diana Mini, Fuji Sensia 100, xpro


Bathing Boxes, as they call it.  This is one of Melbourne's colourful sights located in Brighton.  The bathing boxes are all in similar form and size, but with variety of bold colours.  People use them as shed to change, put their belonging, and as shelter from the sun or wind when they come for a swim.  But most of us just wanted to go there and get a snapshot of this postcard scenery.

Monday, May 16, 2011

Sunday, May 8, 2011

And then season changes...


Photos were shot from Diana Mini, using Expired Fuji Sensia 100, Xpro


It's true that people say in Melbourne you can get four seasons in one day.  Especially in Spring and Autumn, it can get from warm and sunny to cold and cloudy in few hours.  In the first photo, I was trying to capture the rain, which made the photo somewhat overexposed, or maybe it did rain as heavily as that.  The second photo is State Library of Victoria during one of those sunny yet cool day.  It's definitely one of my favourite kinds of weather: sunny, breezy and cool.  The last photo is somewhere near where we live, and you can already see visible signs of Autumn with the leaves changing colours, while some are already falling to the ground.  Coming from a country that is generally warm or wet all year-round, we can't help but to just be amazed by the changing season here.  But even so, in Malaysia you can notice some trees blooming beautifully during that time of the year when it feels a bit hotter than usual.  Then, you can notice some trees like Tecoma and Lagerstroemia to start flowering, and it looks just gorgeous.  I'm definitely looking forward to capture some of that when I get back.

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

the city, the clouds and some tulips




These are some of the shots from my first roll using Diana Mini.
It's quite nice to not know how the photos were going to turn out.
But I'm glad that most of them turned out pretty alright :)

Expired Fuji Sensia 100, Xpro, Diana Mini