I See La Vie En Rose

I saw these very pretty typographies last week by Gokun Guneyham (I can't find on Google, I don't know why). I was just thinking about taking photos and putting some words on it but I didn't think of it that much. I lacked inspiration, imagination and most importantly, motivation. And then I saw this and bam, I am ready to take photography on a different level (naks). 

What I loved about these photos is that they looked the same as the country would if you've ever been there. Like Barcelona, Belgium and Valencia. They all have different auras and shades. They look "creamy" in a different way. I hope you get me. 

I just really loved the sight of it and I can't help but get giddy inside. Louis Armstrong's La Vie En Rose starts playing on my mind whenever I see these photos. 

Lately

This post probably explains my undying love for trees and shadows and tree branches. Also when the sun rays hit the leaves and cast shadows on the pavement. Like the one above. I really love these shots. Like really, really, really, really love them. 

Everything seems to be okay. 

What was I talking about?

(See last blog post for reference). These cameras cost a fortune, I kid you not. The film itself costs more than 450 pesos--more than a week's allowance.

Taking double exposed photos is a very overwhelming feeling. I sound so cheesy but whatever. The picture looks a lot better with the effect, especially if it's taken with such effort. The lighting looks amazing and staring at this picture you have just taken is like a warm embrace of your own work. 

 photo credit - (c) http://www.finnieramos.blogspot.com

photo credit - (c) http://www.flickr.com/photos/missvivienne/5931511327/

I want to own a DSLR so bad it has been keeping me up late at night. I would stay awake thinking about owning one and taking photos of everything. But I'm lucky enough to own a digital camera. It's very durable, despite the fact that it has faced so many accidents like  slipping off my palm once I was walking down the street. 

To conclude all these complications, I have been thinking about owning a polaroid AND a DSLR. I haven't got any money to buy one (hell, I can't even afford a DSLR nor a film camera), but I sure will find a way. I could do it all on my own, especially now that I'll be sixteen in 7 months. Time flies by so fast; I can't let it all run in front of me like a black cat attempting to escape. I want to take many photographs as I can so when I get older, I could look at them and wonder how ridiculous I was when I was still young and lost; how senseless I was just by looking at the photos I have taken over the past 60+ years of my existence. 

(I make no sense, don't I?)