I Named It, Heaven : Madakaripura Waterfall

Today, i suddenly invited to join my friend's trip to Madakaripura Waterfall in Probolinggo. Since i already want to visit it for a long time, without any doubt, i decided to join her. Sadly, i didn't make any good preparation in shortly, the epic fail was i didn't bring any analogue camera. I just grab a DSLR with me and go. It didn't stop there. Once we arrived in Madakaripura, the memory card went error, so i couldn't take much pictures. Luckily, my friend who brought about three cameras, let me lent one of his, a mirrorless with contax rangefinder lens. SOOO EXCITED TO USE IT (since contax gear is my favourite one)! And taraaa...beside the waterfall itself was magically very beautiful, supported with this kind of advance gear, i happily made a lot of pictures, some of them even mesmerised my own self with its wonderful result. One thing, this Madakaripura which is only 3 hours from Malang or Surabaya, is a really worth to visit. I wouldn't think twice to make my second visit to there, anyone? :)

hello gift!

It took too much time to finally have any post again :( Here are some of my photographs that i made during these months (basically during my trip back to my hometown).
Since june, i luckily traveled a lot to some places, like Rinjani Mountain in Lombok, Togean Islands in Central Sulawesi, Lanjukang Island, Liukang Loe Island, and Kambing Island in South Sulawesi. Also some a-day-trips around the town. Seems like i reach about 20 negative rolls used until now. And i don't process it yet, eventually.
Once i arrived in Makassar, i tried to process one of my negative roll at the one and only photo lab in the town (which still accepted film process). But the results was really awful, completely upset me. Despite of expensive cost, the pictures came worst, the negative was broken and the colour wasn't show nice as i expected.
*humming
What else i can say?
It's already late, so good night. Keep shooting on films and appreciate the process it self (?). Welcome, september!

*picture taken using nikon fm + ken lock lens with fujifilm superia 200 expired 2014