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Further experimentation shows that photos of people taken with this setup using flash are best converted to black and white.

One of my old cameras can still turn on and takes pictures but the LCD doesn't work anymore, but I still keep it since it is a full spectrum camera. I use it like a point-and-shoot now, with aperture set

I've managed to come up with a way to achieve a look straight out of camera that resembles the Kodak Aerochrome film emulsion using the Sigma sd Quattro camera! The trick involves removing the IR-blocking

Here are some un-edited photos I took today in Taipei with my phone.

Photos taken near Longshan Temple MRT station, at a cool 66-year old community complex with interconnected skybridges centered around a circular intersection.

Really cool room at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum that takes advantage of the eyes' and brain's ability to auto white-balance!

Recently I've been re-organizing my old photos taken in Nepal by retouching/re-editing them, and surprisingly, some photos which I deemed "failures" at the time are now some of my favorites!

Photos were shot with a 21mm lens.

Shot with a 21mm lens, which brings a real intimate and immersive feel to the photos.