Taken with Olympus Pen E PL-1

I photoshoped this one a little bit

my favourite one ~

One of my very first photos with Canon AE-1, 35 mm

Extremely nervous! I totally had no idea how the photos might turn out because, not like the digital, I couldn't know whether I just create a masterpiece or a trash. 

I'm glad most of them turn out alright. I read the manual! *YAY*

I took this at the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum at San Jose.

Well, actually you can take any picture like this anywhere that has a palm tree.

I was just wandering around there and see the pattern on the tree body is really attractive but it seems that  no one cares about it, so I decided to have a take.

It was little bit blurry (I'm not sure whether because the fixer was exhausted or it was just me)

However, the details are still there. I like it so much! Some people cannot tell what it is at their first glance! 

It's very accidental. 

Few mixed brushes

A mixed feeling

and an eye for colors

He's cute.
He's sweet.
He's caring.
He's hilarious.

My Nyan Cat.

Taken by Olympus PEN E PL-1, lens 45 mm 1.8

He's cool.
He's weird.
He's blunt
He's true.

Our campus' editor-in-chief, Mark Sheppard.

Taken with Olympus PEN E PL-1, lens 45mm 1.8 

An old bike leaning on the clump of straw. In the old Vietnamese kitchen, we used the straw for cooking which was left over after the harvest season.

On the other side of the small kitchen are my niece and my cousin-in-law. Behind are the old tradition cooker, 3-leg cookers with burning straw to keep heat. It was really cold on that day.