One Shots / “A Charmful Christmas?”

I brandish this site as my "ultimate expression of passion" and part of it is via "the creative process through photography." That is to say I strive to produce the highest quality of photos within my means. Which is the exact opposite with the Kodak Charmera, a blind box keychain camera. The photos it produces … Continue reading One Shots / “A Charmful Christmas?”

One Shots / “Kira-Kira Clash”

The last couple of weeks have been a hype train thanks to the concluding episodes of Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX. So much so that it triggered folks to build the HGUC RX-78-2 Gundam ahead of the final episode, myself included. I also wanted to take this photo ahead of the final episode dropping that skipped … Continue reading One Shots / “Kira-Kira Clash”

One Shots / “United by Scale”

I consider myself a casual Transformers collector, focusing on mainline or Generations-scaled Optimus Prime figures. I also steer clear of the Masterpiece line or similarly-themed third-party releases. However, I recently made an exception with Transformers MPG Super Ginrai, which I personally consider as a Powermaster Optimus Prime figure, because it scales well with my mainline … Continue reading One Shots / “United by Scale”

One Shots / “Instruments of the Messiah”

It's exactly one year since Mobile Suit Gundam SEED FREEDOM was released in Japanese theaters and since then, it has become the most commercially successful Gundam film to date. The film also introduced three more mobile suits to Kira Yamato's arsenal and at the same time downplayed his messianic status for much needed character development. … Continue reading One Shots / “Instruments of the Messiah”

One Shots / “From 1979 to 2025…”

Whenever I take photos for the One Shots gallery, I usually set up my photobooth, or go somewhere with a suitable outside backdrop. For this one though, I decided to just go to the hobby storage room, move one of the tables and prop up two kits representing the tail ends of the Gundam franchise. … Continue reading One Shots / “From 1979 to 2025…”