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| 'Peak' © 2005 Cindy Tan |
Cindy Tan
It goes a long way back to when I first started out Lomography. I came across a Lomo forum where I got to know Cindy. Cindy plays with different types of compact cameras such as CX-A, LOMO FrogEye, Super Sampler, Holga, etc and she shoots more than I do. She has many nice cross-processed photographs I've ever seen which included pictures of her niece and nephew as her role models. Cindy works as a freelance writer and she does wedding photography full-time professionally.
The two B&W photographs featured here were taken by Cindy using her Lubitel 166U TLR on LUCKY SHD-100 film (made in China). 'Peak' was taken during our first night photography outing as I mentioned in my early post 'The Great Monument'. 'Infinity' was taken followed by after we walked to Esplanade Garden right under the flyover, Esplanade Way. We each took a shot. I'll feature mine in the next post.
Simplicity is the main photographic element in Cindy's work. Less is more. These images have a lot to say about the cold and calmness of the night. By playing with shapes and lines in her unique composition or 'art of seeing', a sense of tranquility and peacefulness are present in it.
Lubitel 166U • LUCKY SHD-100 • Timing not recorded
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| 'Infinity' © 2005 Cindy Tan |
Hey man,
ReplyDelete1stly, congrats on your blog. Hehe. I'm enjoying your work very much. I always say I must go out at night to take photos but sadly i'm too beat to do so.
Wow..those b/w are very nice. You the king of b/w man. :)
Cindy's works are great too. I've got lots to learn from you 2.
Cheers!
Thanks for yr kind words Aloysius! :)
ReplyDeleteIf you are keen in night photography and wanna learn more, you can leave down yr contact number and email address so I can keep u updated on future night outings.
Do drop by often for more night photographs. Cheers mate!