Last Moonshine

I brought the Olympus OM-2000 for Moonshine, 14th December 2006, but didn’t lock the film properly. Fortunately, I also took shots with my Canon Powershot A520 and infrared-modded Fujifilm Digital Q1 (using the Olympus 35-70mm F3.5-4.8 lens, which is best used on the Q1 to keep it in the telephoto range of 210-420mm, or 6-12x zoom of a point-and-shoot).


But first, a random muscle-looking car in my neighborhood! I wish my dad didn’t throw away the Datsun 120Y. Come to think of it, it looks like a rounded muscle car. Heck, despite being a 1.2 liter car, its engine had a roar that was unmistakeable. No other car had that sound, and you could pick out the sound amongst a jam. Being rear-wheel-drive, it is suited for drifting (though my dad did none of that. I think.)


Naked Breed, hard rockers, and hot chick photographer with hot tattoo.


Whatchoo looking at?


Flatline, alternative rock.


YEAH! ROCK ON! FREEBIRD!


Ferns, dreamy pop.


Adlin (playing guitar for Ferns) looks so cute shaven!


Ojie of Stonebay, grunge rockers.


Open mike; rock band!


Zach Tay.


These funky tattoos belong to Ziel‘s vocalist.


Raffique of Ziel. This shot was taken by Rachel (Ian‘s friend) with the Seagull 50mm F1.8 lens on the Q1. Amazing! Everybody else who tried to shoot with that 300mm-equivalent-crop camera would either take out-of-focus pictures or pictures with handshake (according to the rule of thumb, you’d need 1/300th of a second to get a steady shot.) She focused spot on, and didn’t shake at 1/60th of a second. Plus the composition and moment was captured, too!

I wasn’t quite looking forward to the lineup though; I’d seen each band a dozen times before, and Stonebay has gotta get out of their same old four chords. I came anyway because out of the blue, old friends called, asking to hang out, so I invited them all.

9 thoughts on “Last Moonshine

  1. Matthew Post author

    I’ve a fetish for old cars like the Mini and the sorts. Guess what? I’ve a Datsun 120Y lying around in front of my house. It’s a waste seeing it lying just there. Once upon a time ago, my bro crashed in into some concrete boulder and miraculously survived and the car was nearly totalled but it got fixed anyway.We never lock the car and occasionally people would check to see if there are anything valuable inside. It’s a rear wheel drive and I hope to see it hit the highways in the near future again. And since the speedo shows only in mph, you feel like speeding.

    Take a look here: http://www.xanga.com/AgoraphobiA/499837469/proton-savvy-or-perodua-myvi-the-better-choice.html

    Scroll down to view the Datsun 120Y.

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  2. Albert Ng Post author

    Matthew: It’s amazing how many Datsun 120Ys there are; my dad’s didn’t have the same faceplate but had rounded headlights.

    Dide: Nope, this particular shot was after the slow-sync-motion-blur shots I showed Xian Jin. They are remarkably similiar in composition, to your earlier shots though.

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  3. zach Post author

    hey albert, i think i saw you that night but didn’t look around to say hi after the show. was totally knocked out =s thanks for taking the photo, didn’t know you took one until lishun told me. cheers!

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  4. rachel Post author

    OOOOOooooo……lookie the pic i took..not bad..(cant quite handle the technical explanation u jotted down there though)..but yeah

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  5. Albert Ng Post author

    zach: Yeah, I didn’t know you were there until I saw you perform!

    Asyraf: Smells classic too. 😀

    Pinkfrog: Merry Christmas!

    rachel: No problem! Go check your email yo.

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  6. kaypopotamus Post author

    happy new year, may you kaypo more about life this year! 😉

    sorry haven’t been visiting man…been rather occupied with work (internship)

    dude, i miss the time we took pictures together although it was like only once haaha… u still owe me an Albert the Camera Guy exclusive lesson on cameras!

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