Last weekend I finally got back around to taking photos after having been swamped with various things for a month or so.
I went to a museum of art on Sunday morning and tried out my Diana with 35 mm film.
The most recent photos of 120 film format that I took with the toy camera didn't turn out too well, which was a bit of disappointment.I hadn't used it for a while so I think I forgot how to handle it.Oh well.I guess I should mess around with it every once in a while to keep my Diana skills.
After admiring the art by myself I met a friend and we went see Elliott Erwitt's exhibit.
I wish there were more small galleries in town where people can enjoy photography more casually.
It felt great to be surrounded by great photos.
But I just wish I could see more of young artist's work like I can see in Tokyo.
So I had some business to take care of in Osaka last weekend.
I went back there for the first time in more than 10 years.
My uncle used to live downtown Osaka so I would go down there every once in a while to visit him but that was until he passed away about 15 years ago.
Anyway, Osaka always confuses me.
More accurately, the underpasses around JR Osaka station do.
I was never able to figure out the shortest way to the place I had to go all the time I was there.
This trip turned out to be a really fun one, thanks to my friend Haru, who let me stayed at her place in Kyoto.I enjoyed my 45 minutes rides on the Hankyu line from Osaka to Kyoto both nights after I was done with my thing.
She and I hit a couple of bars downtown Kyoto. "Bar 5" in Kawaramachi played nice music, and more importantly there was a cute bartender there.No wonder all the counter seats was full of young ladies.
A couple friends of mine thought I would like this.
Yeah, they were right.
I like watching the video better than just listening to the song on my iTunes.
It's much more fun.
When I was younger, that "Nothing compares, nothing compares to you, to you" song of Sinead O'connor sounded to me like "I think I'm dead, I think I'm dead to you, to you".
At least I got "to you" right.
Now the song has to go with T.I.'s "What you know about it" in my head.