All posts filed under: Black and White

Hidden statue 8/35 – 35 days 35 photos 35mm

Black and White / Street photography

I cycle pass this tiny piece of green playground in Dharmanwangsa every day (for the past 2 years) and have never seen this hidden statue. Today I saw it with the corner of my eye maybe in a subliminal search for the new photo to post today. I cycled pass, turned back and took my camera to take the photo. It is really amazing to realise how many things we do not see in our daily life. […]

The Balinese door 2/35 – 35 days 35 photos 35mm

Black and White / Street photography / Travel photography

There is a backstreet on the way to the office. It is closed on both entries so that cars cannot go through. It must have been a popular streets with people looking for coffee and restaurants, for there are few abandoned buildings on bpoth side of this back street. This is the dilapidated entrance of a Balinese  rastaurant. I like this entrance. The metal doors. The rusting decorations. The bricks and cement hlding up the doors and that are wearing […]

Kopi Tubruk 1/35 – 35 days 35 photos 35mm

Black and White / Street photography

Kopi Tubruk I started today a new project: to publish 1 photo for 35 days using a 35mm lens focal length. I am using the Olympus 17mm f1.8 with my OMD E-M1 which is very very close to  35mm on a full frame camera.  I will take black & white photos in the streets of Jakarta mainly on my 8km communte to/from work which I do by bicycle. Let’s see how far I can go. This photo is of […]

Rear wheel

Black and White / Street photography / Travel photography

  There has been an interesting experiment going on in Jakarta this week. The city administration has suspended temporarily the 3-in-1 rule whereby at peak traffic times cars, on some of the more critical roads of the city, have to carry a minimum of three passengers (including the driver). This rule has resulted so called  Jockeys, people who are passengers for hire, waiting on the side of the streets to be picked up as the third person. The 3-in-1 rule has only marginally […]