Bali
Bali projects from the GEUSE 35mm film photography archive.
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- T-Rex Island - One clifftop afternoon in Bali, from blurred palms to a dinosaur-shaped promontory and the burn of the roll's last light.
- Bali Street Shots - Roadside Bali on 35mm color negative — signage, stray light, vine-wrapped trees, and a motorbike hauling a cloud of beach balls.
- Bali Street Shots Two - Street frames from Bali that drift from beach daylight into blurred roads and fluorescent night.
- Balinese Dance Night Photos - A long-exposure roll of Balinese dance at night, where costume and lamplight dissolve into color.
- Boat Ride - One roll afloat off Bali — anchored masts, grey horizons, teak decks, and an island seen through mist.
- Gate - Six frames at a carved split gateway in Bali, where the doorway frames nothing but haze, ocean, and whoever steps into it.
- Monkey Shrine - Eight frames of 35mm color negative from a Balinese sea temple — dance, cliffs, gates, and the resident monkey.
- Bali Loosie - Stray color-negative frames from Bali, drifting from roadside silhouettes to garden bins, chewed leaves, and a rope swing in the trees.
- Bali Street - Sidewalk passes and upward glances in Bali, shot close and on the move on 35mm color negative.
- Bali Street 2 - From courtyard games to koi ponds, jungle canopy, and a volcano lost in cloud — an island roll on 35mm color negative.
- Bali Street and Beach - One roll of 35mm color negative that drifts from Bali's roadside clutter to the quiet edge of the sea.
- Bali Sunset at Beach - One shoreline hour in Bali, from wading light to lantern light, on 35mm color negative.
- Batur Bali - Caldera-rim frames on 35mm color negative — stairways, storm light, and the mountain half-hidden in weather.
- Trip to Ojisan Photo Lab Bali - One roll of 35mm color negative that follows the ride, the storefront, and the glowing rituals of an analog outpost in Bali.
- Mountains, Flying from Japan to Bali - A window-seat roll of layered ridgelines and a single white summit, watched from cruising altitude.