I shall call this 'remaining youth upon working'.
Swanston Street, Melbourne.
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The first ever photograph I took in my life: My father with his elbow leaned against a coconut tree in Pangkor Island. His smile was weak and helpless because I was holding his camera. I was four years old.
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Magic Mirrors
- Canon IXUS 40
- Fisheye (leased)
- Holga
- Horizon 202
- Lomo LCA+
- Nikon F80
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- Hyde Park drifter.Picture by LengHong Tan, Sydney.
- That's like, the best photo of me with an actual g...
- Policemen can sing too.State library, Melbourne.
- Shiny pupils, pretty cool.313A, Melbourne.
- Seemed pretty deserted on a Saturday afternoon.Fed...
- I shall call this 'remaining youth upon working'.S...
- Somehow, Moe doesn't look like Moe here.St. Jerome...
- Nice and cheap coffee. Ask me about it.St. Jeromes...
- This man took away my new lens' virginity. First p...
- To tell you the truth, this is EXACTLY how I pictu...
- Boredom at 2am.L' Hotel. Tin Hao, Hong Kong.
- You have no idea how dark the alley was. This new ...
- I guess students don't get it easy either.Taking t...
- 3 hands on 1 pole. It costs like 35cents AUS for a...
- The coolest guitarist in town.Bourke Street, Melbo...
- One of the first few photos I took as house photog...
- To some, fitting in to University might be somewha...
- Very surreal, almost dream like with the peacock.T...
- Apart from the piano being a study table, nothing ...
- This used to be my playground...International Hous...
- My best friend during Semester 2, 2005.Princes Par...
- I doubt that such sky exists in HK.Royal Park, Mel...
- Multiple exposure with Holga again.NGV, Melbourne.
- People can be such nice background.The big IH phot...
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