After six-months-but-seems-like-6-years
of internship program (no, my office is great. awesome in fact. it's
not them, it's me) I finally get the chance to go home. 6 months is half
a year; can you imagine how much I desperately miss my home?
Since
it's winter in Australia, home was chilly and cold. It was lovely.
Breezy with sun, you can roll the window down and not sweat at all.
Unlike *cough* Jakarta *cough*. And the new rent house my parents are
staying in is very lovely also. Mom has planted a lot (add more o's
there, cause there really are whole lot of plants) flowers and trees,
making the house much greener and fresh.
1
month in home is a definite stress reliever. I'm so glad I have Bali to
come home to after the hectic days in Jakarta; I feel so blessed.
And while I
was home, I refill my toycam and took few shots. This is the first time I
use Kodak film. And well... the result didn't came out the way I had
hoped it would be. Most of them all over exposed, wayyyy to bright - you
could barely see the image /sigh/ But hey... one would never learn if
they never makes a mistake, right?
But, I guess... I'll go back to using Fujifilm next time.
Take
a look at some of the printed photos that came out 'okay', well at
least the images are visible to the eyes. Oh, anyone might
know why this happened to my photos? Maybe an 'over-exposed-film-911'
tips for me?
ohh what kind of internship did you have? What kind of Fujifilm camera do you use? hmm those are some interesting photos did you edit them or did they some out that way when you took the pictuere?
ReplyDeletehi liras... i did internship in a graphic design company - Thinking*Room, you should check their website. And no i dont use fujifilm camera, I only use the film... my camera is only an octopus toycam :D and thank you... I did edit them, but I only did 'auto-level' just to make it visible in computer screen
Deletei can tell that you're really interested in photography. your photos are amazing! home is a place where you'll feel the most comfortable. whenever i go for camps, i always miss home. i definitely related to your post!
ReplyDeletehi trilly... awww thank you for the sweet comment!!! it is.. home is always most comfortable, especially with your parents :) what kind of camps? i've never been to a lot of camps. i probably only went to 2/3 camps =_=
Deletehi there~ i like all the picture you put in here... although, the quality is not so good bcuz of the ligthing and all but the sentimental value of it that counts!!!^^ oh dear, i really really miss my home too~~ TT TT TT
ReplyDelete"out,out and away...
my soul longing and can't stay...
so please fly away, fly away...
to a place where my home is there..."
p/s: sorry for the random drabbles~ :)
hiii! awww thankyou, i'm glad you like it.
Deletehahaha nice poem. why do you miss home? you live separately from your parents too?
my pleasure, dear~ ^^ yeah,, i live separately from them since i'm currently studying... it's been for a while since i last got home... and i think i definitely developing home blues a.k.a homesick from day to day~~~! and btw, my birthday will be just around the corner (this upcoming monday) and i want a homemade cake from my mother please~~~ p/s: oh dear god, please granted me this small wish, which is very rare to get since i'm away from home~ TT TT TT sorry for long ranting dear.. <3
Deleteaaah. i live separately from my parents also, so i know how it feels. i suffer from homesick every single day; but over the years kinda get used to it and finally able to press it down and hold on as long as possible til it's home time.
DeleteI hope you have a wonderful and blessed birthday soon~
don't worry, your rants are welcome here.
take care
thanks dear~~ n take care too^^ have a blast day~! xD
Deletewee your pictures is amazing!
ReplyDeletethe picture is too bright but it's still cute!
lovin it!
hi greta... thank you for the sweet comments! :) glad ur loving it!
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