Blog entries tagged 'photography'

Less than 12 hours before the ADVENTURE begins..

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faithfuls for stretching your necks to look out (and wait) for it.

As you are probably aware, other than the usual clicking & snapping, the group would also engage in doing some "Social Responsibilty" when we're there. We have already gathered quite a generous amount for the purchase of stationery, but just yesterday, I have gotten another gush of heartwarming gesture. My buddies, Jay Lim and Roy Lim (they're not brothers by the way), have also come forward to do t [...]

Thank you Sony, Thank you Jerry

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What is really unique about this trip compared to many others is that it contains an element of "hands-on" charity work. Participants are encouraged to make a voluntary donation of USD20, which is set aside individually for the [...]

Cambodia after-thoughts...

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I'm dropping a few lines here to share with you on my after-thoughts of my recent Cambodia trip. This was my third visit to the country in a year, as Cambodia has touched me tremendously...so much so that I wanted to go back again and again.

A big reason for this keen interest is because of its wonderful people. If you're keen on portraitures, this is the place to visit. The folks there are not shy of the camera, and it is truly a place where [...]

Nature Photography workshop - CSS

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Due to other teaching engagements, it has been a while since I�conduct a workshop in a school environment. �Knowing the kids are energetic and breathing short of attention span, I'm thankful that they sat through the presentation without dozing off!

I always value such an�opportunity because I believe that it provides the perfect platform to share�my love�of Nature with the future leaders of our planet.�� "What a taboo subject!" some may lament, but taking care of our planet [...]

Countdown to Darwin!

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And yup...Crikey! This time round, I will be paying Darwin (Australia) a visit at the end of the month. A beautifully piece of Mother Nature left pretty much untouched, Darwin sits comfortably at the top of the Australian continent, facing the Timor Sea. If you like to get close and "wild" with nature, culture and and wildlife, this is ther place you would probably like to visit.

A trip to Darwin will not be complete without a visit to Kakudu Nationa [...]

A Purrrrfect Day!

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Theoretically speaking, this presentation is different from other seminars that I've done cos the majority of the audience are in their teens. As we are know, this group of hyperactive young adults have short attention spans and I know that I need to grab their attention.

With a pot of orchid in hand, I made my entrance. I think I've made a successful first move. It caught their attention! They have this "What is a photographer doing with a pot of orchid??" look and [...]

CAMBODIA - Coming Home Finally

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I would like to extend this trip indefinitely but �there are tons of things waiting for me back home. And hordes of people I would like to catch up too! Although this is the first time that I've stepped into Cambodia, i'm sure it will definitely not be my last.