Revival

So, in need of an avenue to rant, I’ve decided to post this on the world wide web, where everyone can see what I write, no matter who they are, how they look, what they do and why they’re here.

Just finished a Korean drama, thought I would since it’s the CNY holidays and I have extra time to burn on my hands. (in fact, I actually don’t, but I’m definitely not the kind who would spend a whole week studying in preparation for something that’s only in 9 months’ time)

I can’t say I didn’t tear watching this drama. And I abso-friggin-lutely hate it whenever a drama leaves me emotionally detached and broken, feeling lonely once again, and thinking of how I am right now.

Honestly, I can’t hope for much. All I can do is hold on, and wait for the moment that I can actually feel naturally happy again.

 

Boy, I need a hug.

DCIM 2011

Hello blog – it’s been a looong while.

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Went for DCIM 2 days ago with a friend, initially only expecting the sensor cleaning & talks. It turns out that my expectation was what I got.

Contrary to what I thought DCIM was, it is merely just big booths by the major camera brands (funny, Nikon didn’t participate in DCIM this year, same with Sony) and at the other half, individual booths (which didn’t really have much either – tried looking for 3rd party lens hoods and none sold them). Either way, the talks by the pros were enlightening – what I was expecting, and certainly it was great listening to people such as Grace Tan and Brian speak about their experiences.

Anyway, just a few photos to sum it all up for you. :)

 

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This was going on the cheap, for RM199 only (I’ve only been able to find people selling it on LYN for 270 so probably that’s a steal) – too bad I’m not a Polaroid-crazy fan, or I would’ve bought it on the spot.

 

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Canon had on display some of their best lenses – the 400, 600 and 800 amongst the 6 big white bazookas available for the public to try out. Too bad the cameras were locked down, so it wasn’t much of an interesting thing to do, looking into the viewfinder and seeing a wall. LOL.

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Some uncle testing out the 800mm (if I’m not mistaken)

 

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Got bored, so headed out to MV to snap a photo of their huuuuge Christmas tree.

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And there’s a random shot to end this post. Open-mouthed smile Merry Christmas, everybody!

Free online photography workshop this weekend!

Okay this post’s title sounds like an advertisement rofl. Rest assured, it isn’t, and it’s going to benefit you a LOT if you are a photographer, be it hobbyist or professional. I spotted this website about a month ago when I heard of their workshops… and so here it is, without further ado –

 

Explore the Light with Rick Sammon! Learn how to master all kinds of lighting setups using speedlites, small strobes, constant lights, spiderlites, and available light. There is still time to sign up for this information-packed photography weekend.

This weekend Rick explores all types of photography. From shooting people, travel, and even a look at macro photography. We’re going to be busy!

Just for those who are interested! It’s totally free, all you need to do is stay up at 12am on Saturday, Sunday and Monday (Malaysia time) because that is when they are on air!

Check it out here – http://www.creativelive.com/courses/rick-sammon-photography-weekend

(this post is definitely not sponsored lol, if I was sponsored for this I’d be some superstar lulz!)