A collection of 35mm film street photos on steller.co
Tag: san fernando
Early Rolls and 35mm Film Thoughts
I began to love film photography during a sojourn in San Fernando, Pampanga. I found an F100 online and 16 rolls of expired YKL100 at a Fujifilm shop along OG road. Because I shot those rolls early in my film journey, the images they contain are nostalgic and dear to me. The vignetting on some…
Cool sandals, sir
During our time in Pampanga, I took great joy in making random and impromptu street portraits. The gentlemman below could not be ignored:
Eclectic Burger Machine Photos
For reasons unclear even to me, I put together a few shots taken at or around the Burger Machine stalls of San Fernando. Above is the burger cook inspired to have a portrait done after seeing this image also taken at Burger Machine. These next images are phone cam shots of a gentleman eating a…
Caveat Venditor: Biyahero and Child
Happy mobile street vendors. They traveled from Pangasinan with some great items. I bought a couple of brooms and a lovely basket. San Fernando, Pampanga.
Collector
I met R after he had traveled from Tarlac to San Fernando, gathering recyclables along the way, in the hope of selling them.
Caveat Venditor: Cebu, Metro Manila, Pampanga
Caveat Venditor features street vendors in their local contexts. Above: vendor by the Philhealth building, Cebu. Below: Taho vendor along EDSA, Metro Manila. Below: Vendor along MacArthur Highway, San Fernando Pampanga. First post of Caveat Venditor appears here.
Backyard Adventures
I regularly shoot within a 2km radius of my home. One reason is I enjoy being close enough to rush back to my little ones if needed (got a lovely toddler and a handsome infant at home). The other reason is that everything I shoot looks different everyday. Let me unpack that thought. Looking at…
Friendly Fish Lady
Yes, the words add some irony. All I noticed at the time was this friendly, sweet woman. I am grateful she let me capture this photograph.
