Hanoi in colour
I’v decided to go to Hanoi once again mostly because I intended to buy Nikon F2T (spoiler: I did not).
Batu Caves
I travelled to Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur just for one day and decided to visit Batu Caves just one more time cause last time the weather was dull and cloudy and I was hoping that I got sun this time (spoiler: I did).
Pagoda
The sun hung high in the sky, casting golden light over the city as I stepped out, camera in hand. It was a beautiful Sunday afternoon—one of those slow-moving days when Vietnam breathes at a different rhythm. Sunday is family time here. Fewer shops open, fewer people rush, and instead, parks and temples fill with laughter, quiet conversations, and the scent of burning incense.
Hundred Flowers
March 8th, 6:00 AM, the morning was rough—only three hours of sleep. A quick shower, a few rolls of HP5 tossed into my bag, and my small flash, just in case. I grabbed my Leica MP, picked up an energy drink from a corner store, and set off toward the city center.
Saigon Post Office
As always, I've ventured to a new place. This time it was the Saigon Post Office—a major tourist attraction that still serves its original purpose. The beautiful French architectural building, filled with tourists, offered great opportunities for different scenario shots. With my new Leica MP equipped with a Summilux 35mm Steel Rim reissue (which I'm still getting acquainted with) and a bunch of Ilford HP5, I felt like a kid in a candy shop searching for the best treats.