I thank you :)

Modern day technology kills a lot of things. Namely the sizzling anticipation of waiting for your film to develop, the quality of photos, sentimental values over the photographs (no copy and pasting!), though digital photography is widely used for convenience's sake.

As I flipped through my elder sister's photo album (back then dad took alot of black and white film photographs), I realised how well kept they were and it hit me that these were the only physical forms of memory she and dad had of her early childhood life.

I've used film before and changed to digital. I almost forgot how it's like to feel more love towards the photos which took careful measures to snap. That is, until Zishen bought me a polaroid camera - the Shackman multishot, resurfacing those feelings I experienced too long ago.

Images from http://the-impossible-project.com/

NG inspires me