Seven artists, seven designers, seven rooms, seven live photo shoots

I recently attended the very very packed house of the 700 photos exhibition where they showcased 7 artists in seven rooms doing their own design, piece, inspiration inside Sydney’s awesome Darlo Bar in Darlinghurst. I had my Nikon FE2 film SLR camera with B&W film which I used to shoot most of the night, however yet to be developed. I took out my little digital point and shoot and captured some live art in action.

Few of my favourite photographs from Jeanloup Sieff

Spring is less than a month away and I wanted to share some colourful pictures of Spring with lomo cameras. If you’re like me, you can’t wait for Winter to finish. I hate staring out my balcony at all the wilted trees, hate waking up in the morning when its cold, the cold wind that hinders me going out but makes me a little hermit in my studio and the fact that I am looking forward to drinking sangrias/corona’s in my balcony. So goodbye Winter, I’ll feel you in another year.

Here are some of the pics that I have take with my Iphone. They have gone through various photo apps like CameraBag and ToyCamera. I also have my eyes on the new updated QuadCamera which is now ready for the 3.0 software. These photos are very lomo, crappy camera-esque.

Driving down Foveux st in Surry Hills. I felt like we were heading on a stairway to heaven.

One of the many side sreets in Newtown. Even though it is a narrow street, they are always packed with cars. Thats the urbanised beauty of Newtown.

Nepalese Kitchen in Surry Hills. Quite a small restaurant but beautifully laid out.

View from my balcony in Newtown, just before sunset.

Following from the sunset pic above. The colours of the sky, very very beautiful.

One of the many trees in Centennial Park

Lunch in Walsh Bay, a rich port overlooking expensive boats.

The haze on Oxford St. Party central, yet disturbing.

Old room in Marrickville, building was quite old.

Pupsit, one of the designer toy that my boyfriend likes to buy me.