Markets & Food

Markets & Food projects from the GEUSE 35mm film photography archive.

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Member Projects

  • 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 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.
  • Shibuya Loosies - A stray-frame roll through sunlit Tokyo streets, from light-leak red to a racing roadster at the crosswalk.
  • Fish Market Tokyo Tsukiji - One walk through Tsukiji's market lanes, from barbecue smoke and stacked crates to a prawn cracker raised to the light.
  • Harajuku Street Shots - Takeshita Street at full flood on 35mm color negative — arch, crowd, signage, and one blurred newsstand.
  • Heart Film Stock — Mall Food and Rooftop Lunch - One heart-strewn roll from basement food stall to rooftop sky, where signs, shadows, flowers, and butterflies all get the same affectionate treatment.
  • Night Street Photos - A night roll through Japan's glowing signage, lantern alleys, tagged shutters, and pure neon.
  • People Working Loosies - Stray color-negative frames of hands at work, from counter steam to open sky.
  • Shibuya at Night Street Photos - From koban notice board to the flooded light of the scramble, one roll of 35mm color negative after dark in Shibuya.
  • Street Shots and Restaurants - Evening frames from Japan where the city eats, rides, reads, and glows.
  • Street Shots Loosies - A loose roll of Japanese street frames that drifts from crowded daytime signage into blur, night neon, and the flank of a waiting train.
  • Street Walking Store Fronts - A walking roll of shop glass and doorway light in Japan, where retail interiors, a looming figure, and lantern-red signs blur past at street pace.
  • Gotokuji Temple, Setagaya, Tokyo - Maneki-neko in the hundreds, temple roofs and raked gravel, and a neighborhood where the cats follow you back out to the street.